What are the concerns about federal spending priorities, particularly regarding the allocation of $22 billion by Health and Human Services for migrant assistance programs?

Jesse Watters highlights a controversial federal spending allocation where the Department of Health and Human Services reportedly spent $22 billion providing migrants with cars, homes, and business startup funds. This spending created situations where migrants received comprehensive support packages including vehicles, housing, and financial assistance to establish businesses and build credit. The criticism centers on spending priorities, particularly when comparing this allocation to the response for American citizens affected by natural disasters like Hurricane Helene in North Carolina. Watters suggests there's a disparity in how quickly and generously federal funds are distributed to different populations. This raises broader questions about fiscal responsibility, government accountability, and whether taxpayer money is being allocated efficiently to address the most pressing needs of American citizens versus other priorities.