Summary
President Donald Trump will travel to Texas to see the damage caused by severe flooding that resulted in at least 120 deaths. During his visit, he plans to tour affected areas from the air and meet with emergency workers and the families of flood victims.
Key Facts
- Severe flooding in Texas has resulted in at least 120 deaths.
- President Trump will visit Texas to assess the flood damage.
- The floods are described by the administration as a "once-in-a-lifetime" event.
- The president will take an aerial tour of the areas that were badly affected.
- Trump plans to meet first responders and families of those who died in the floods.
- He will receive a briefing from officials at the state emergency operations center.
- The administration previously aimed to reduce federal emergency services but has shifted focus following the disaster.
