Blasted by migrants: I don't want to sleep on the street As word spread of a new city policy that will limit shelter stays to 60 days at a time for adult male migrants, asylum seekers are angry and worried about ending up in the streets.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday announced a new city policy that will boot single male migrants from shelters — he says to make way for migrant families and alleviate the stressed, overburdened system.
Those who fall under the policy have 60 days to find “alternative housing.” If they can’t, they must leave their shelter and return to the city’s migrant intake center at the Roosevelt Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, where they’ll be able to reapply for shelter. The Adams administration says the migrants will be able to reapply, and find beds in the shelter system again.
Poster Comment:
What about native born Americans kicked out of shelters to make from for Biden's illegal aliens?