Katrina survivors suffer in ‘FEMA’s dirty little secret’ trailers
NEW ORLEANS -- When he finally got his FEMA trailer in June 2006, Keith Mr. Craft felt like his life was about to take a turn for the better. A lifelong New Orleans resident whose house flooded to the ceiling following hurricane Katrina, Mr. Craft had spent 10 uncomfortable months living in cramped motels awaiting Federal Emergency Management Agency approval to place a government-issued travel trailer on his lot while he rebuilt his home. That FEMA actually said yes to Mr. Craft seemed like a rare bit of good fortune.
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