A former FEMA employee fired for instructing subordinates to avoid visiting Florida homes displaying Trump signs says the agency is scapegoating her for its own policy.

A woman who was fired by FEMA after instructing workers to avoid the homes of Trump supporters in Florida revealed that the agency also practiced “avoidance” in the Carolinas.

The former FEMA employee, Marn’i Washington, says her team in Florida was simply following standard practices.

FEMA supervisor Marn'i Washington joins ‘Fox News @ Night’ to discuss why she was fired amid allegations she told workers to direct hurricane relief away from Trump supporters' homes.

In an interview, Marni Washington said she followed standard protocol for FEMA workers to avoid hostility in the field. She said agency guidelines clearly state they should disengage from politically hostile communities regardless of political affiliation.

Former Federal Emergency Management Agency supervisor Marn’i Washington came under fire last week for advising her team to “avoid” Florida houses “advertising Trump.” This call allegedly came after several hostile encounters with property owners.

FEMA supervisor who was fired for instructing subordinates to skip over houses with Trump signs says that her actions were in accord with agency guidance and were not isolated to her team alone.