New York will put immigrants in gyms
“This is one of the last places we want to look,” Adams told NY1 television. None of us is comfortable having to take steps in that direction.” saying.
Stating that they paid attention to the fact that around 20 sports halls were detached from the school building, Adams did not share information about which areas the halls were located in.
Adams shared the information that 15 buses of irregular migrants are waiting for New York this weekend, adding: “Really, this will affect all the services we offer to people in the city, and this is completely wrong. New York City should not bear the brunt of a national problem.” she used his statements.
Brooklyn Borough Councilwoman Ari Kagan first announced on her social media account May 13 that city officials have contacted the principal of Public School 188 about using the school’s gym for immigrants.
“People are really worried, no one supports this plan,” Kagan said. There are no immigrants in the school gym right now, but no one knows what will happen tomorrow.” He shared his statements.
New York is the only metropolitan city in the US with a “right to housing” law.
THE PROBLEM OF IRREGULAR MIGRANTS SENT FROM THE BORDER TO NEW YORK
Red states like Texas and Florida are trying to send some of the irregular immigrants to Democratic-dominated states like Washington, New York and Massachusetts in late summer 2022 to protest the president’s immigration policy. American Joe. Biden, complaining that they cannot handle irregular immigrants arriving at the Mexican border alone.
Shelters in New York, home to some 50,000 homeless people, filled with irregular migrants bussed in from border areas, with some refugees staying in empty hotels and camps.
Mayor Eric Adams declared that the irregular immigrants who have been flocking to New York for a while are “destroying the city’s resources,” adding: “It is time for Washington to respond. Enough is enough.” he had used the phrase.
New York City budget director Jacques Jiha also shared his estimate that they will have to spend $4.3 billion on the influx of irregular immigrants by the end of June 2024.
At least 65,000 irregular immigrants are known to have arrived in New York since last spring, and more than 36,000 refugees remain in city custody at 120 different locations. (AA)