Two FEMA Employees Fired Over Racist, Bestiality Porn on Government Devices

Two Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) employees were fired after an internal investigation found they used government-issued devices to access deviant pornography, including racially charged content and bestiality, during work hours. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem condemned the behavior, emphasizing the betrayal of public trust by individuals entrusted with safeguarding Americans from emergencies. One employee was found to have used a chatbot to type and have sexually explicit phrases read aloud in an accent, while the other extensively shared sexually graphic and racially charged content on Reddit, logging in hundreds of times within a month. Both employees were stationed at the Mount Weather Emergency Operations Center, a critical facility for monitoring national threats. The investigation also revealed that nearly half of FEMA employees regularly use social media during work hours, raising concerns about productivity and professionalism within the agency. Noem framed the firings as part of a broader effort under President Trump's leadership to reform FEMA and restore its intended function.