“You are not forgotten,” Trump said. 'In too many cases, your goodness and perseverance were met with indifference and betrayal.'
, thousands of fish were found dead and residents reported respiratory and skin issues as a black column of smoke rose over town. But while Trump claimed the Biden Administration has been neglecting the townTrump’s critics argue that the rail regulations Trump rolled back during his presidency helped set the stage for the disaster in East Palestine.
Late last week, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced FEMA would deploy federal resources to the site of the derailment. Biden’s Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg announced Wednesday that he will visit the site of the derailment a day after Trump, after facing fierce criticism from members of both parties for being slow to respond to the accident and for his agency’s failure to implement tougher rail regulations beforehand.
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