Today's cover: Adams warns NYers migrant crisis is coming ‘to a neighborhood near you’ — as he slams Biden’s liaison offer
sleeping on cardboard on sidewalks outside Manhattan’s historic Roosevelt Hotel-turned-intake center because the city is so overwhelmed.
“We need to localize this madness,” he said without elaborating, including when asked whether that included using outdoor spaces such as parks to house the migrants. Mayor Eric Adams warned New Yorkers on Monday the migrant crisis is coming “to a neighborhood near you.”Asylum-seekers were captured on sleeping on cardboard on sidewalks outside Manhattan’s historic Roosevelt Hotel-turned-intake center.Migrants from Mauritania wait with their documents outside a processing center in New York on Jul. 28, 2023.
The city has leased out the hotel as an intake center and to provide temporary housing to families — but the strains on the system were reflected in the sobering pictures and footage showing the sleeping migrants on the ground outside.in the parking lot of the state-owned Creedmoor Psychiatric Center.
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