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Kristi Noem shared heartbreaking details about the Texas flood tragedy during a Cabinet meeting. She described walking through the cabin where young campers perished and witnessing parents identify their children’s bodies. Her remarks highlighted the human cost of the catastrophic flooding that struck on July 4th.
Noem emotionally recounted finding children’s clothing at the devastated Camp Mystic. She saw how parents suffered while claiming their daughters’ belongings. This tragedy shows why families must protect their kids from unpredictable dangers.
The Homeland Security Secretary praised God for saving many lives despite the devastation. She reminded Americans that serving others fulfills God’s purpose. Tough times reveal our duty to help neighbors rebuild after disasters.
Rescuers continue searching for at least five missing girls and one counselor. The flash floods killed over 100 Texans, with 27 deaths at camps along the Guadalupe River. Every missing child represents a family’s nightmare unfolding.
Deadly floodwaters swept through campsites before dawn on Independence Day. Cabins and trailers were ripped apart while people slept. Survivors clung to trees miles downstream from where the waters tore through.
Questions arose about emergency alerts during the flooding’s early hours. Officials confirmed receiving 911 calls around 4-5 AM on July 4th. Conservatives know timely warnings save lives when seconds count.
President Trump announced he and Melania will visit Texas this Friday. His administration activated FEMA immediately after the disaster. Strong leaders show up during crises to support grieving communities.
This tragedy calls Americans to unite through faith and service. We must honor the lost by rebuilding stronger and cherishing every moment with our families.
