Byron York in dailyherald.com:
Recently, New York Mayor Eric Adams announced that the city has printed thousands of flyers it plans to distribute at the U.S.-Mexico border. The flyer has a simple message to illegal border-crossers: Don't come to New York.
Adams also announced that New York is going to get tough with migrants who are already in the city and are staying in its shelters."In the coming days, the city will begin providing 60 days' notice to adult asylum-seekers to find alternative housing paired with intensified casework services to help adult asylum-seekers explore other housing options and take the next step in their journey," a city statement said.
"There is no room in New York," Adams said back in January."New York cannot take more. We can't. No city deserves what is happening." In the case of New York, what is happening is"more than 90,000" migrants since April 2022.
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