FEMA did not immediately return a request for comment.

The agency confirmed last week that a FEMA employee was fired after he advised a survivor assistance team not to visit homes displaying Trump signs. Although FEMA has not identified the worker, Moody says Washington was that employee.

“This is a blatant violation of FEMA’s core values ​​and principles of helping people regardless of political affiliation,” Criswell said in the release.

In a interview with Roland MartinWashington said she and her team encountered homes where FEMA teams were facing political hostility, and those just happened to be homes with signs supporting Trump. The president-elect, for his part, has spread conspiracy theories about FEMA in the agency’s response to recent hurricanes, namely that officials were not doing their jobs and that the money was going to undocumented immigrants.