FEMA
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FEMA is mentioned to remind staff that domestic emergencies (Missouri flooding) are already absorbing federal resources and attention, complicating willingness to reallocate priorities or political capital.
Referenced through Leo's status update that FEMA is on the ground in Missouri.
Operates under the executive branch and demands federal attention, competing with foreign humanitarian asks for administrative bandwidth.
FEMA's active domestic role constrains the administration's capacity and political appetite to prioritize foreign surgical missions.
Internal resource allocation and interagency coordination tensions implied but not detailed in scene.
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