Trump Plans Texas Visit Following Deadly Flash Floods

President Trump announced plans to visit Texas on Friday to survey the damage caused by catastrophic flash flooding that has resulted in at least 78 deaths, including many children, primarily in Kerr County. The flooding, described as a 'hundred-year catastrophe,' has led to ongoing search and rescue operations, with numerous people still unaccounted for, including campers from Camp Mystic. Trump signed a major disaster declaration for Kerr County to provide immediate resources to first responders and emphasized close cooperation with state and local leaders. The disaster has affected multiple counties, with Kerr County reporting the highest fatalities and missing persons. While discussing the situation, Trump declined to provide details about the future of the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), which is currently active on the ground. The administration continues to monitor the evolving situation and coordinate relief efforts.