Posted on: November 06, 2024 10:58 PM

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We send love outside NYC now they are coming back

First the migrants came from the open border down south Texas. The Texas Governor bussed them to NYC. Due to overcrowding in NYC, the Mayor transported them by spreading them around outside NYC.

Today, the Mayor's Office confirmed all are coming back to NYC since many hotels are slated to close due to community outrage and pending budgets that were not paid on time.

Albany, Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, Westchester and other locations are also facing closure. Despite the resettlement efforts, moving migrants into housing were not successful due to lack of work permits and the Governor didn't follow up on the process.

The Mayor also stated he will work with President elect Trump on the migrants by remaining NYC as a sanctuary city.

This is the statement,

“We’ve come a long way since the first buses from Texas arrived in our city over two years ago, when we were working around the clock to care for the thousands of people who were arriving every week. Now, thanks to our resettlement efforts, intensive case management, and national-leading Asylum Application Help Center, more than 160,000 migrants have left our shelter system and taken their next steps towards self-sufficiency. And thanks to our advocacy efforts on the federal level and executive orders issued by the Biden-Harris administration, we continue to see a decline in the number of people entering our shelter system every week. Our staff is on hand to help guests at our upstate shelters plan for next steps over these next two months, and those without an exit plan by December will be offered temporary placement in New York City.”

The Mayor declined to specify where the temporary placement will be located but insiders are pointing to Creedmoor for adult males.