Cameron Hamilton, the Federal Emergency Management Agency , or FEMA, acting administrator who opposed lawmakers’ plan to dismantle the agency, has been fired. Department of Homeland Security spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin told CNN that DHS official David Richardson will immediately replace Hamilton, who was escorted from FEMA’s office on Thursday. “It’s at the discretion of (Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem) to have the personnel she prefers,” McLaughlin told CNN. The spokesperson, however, didn’t clarify why Hamilton was fired. What did Cameron Hamilton say to the House Appropriations Committee before getting fired? As he was giving testimony in front of the House Appropriations Committee, Hamilton said he disagrees with the plan to eliminate FEMA. “As the senior advisor to the President on disasters and emergency management, and to the Secretary of Homeland Security, I do not believe it is in the best interest [of] the American people to eliminate the Federal Emergency...