NYC High School Students Forced into Remote Learning as Migrants Sheltered in School

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Nearly 2,000 migrants were evacuated from a tent shelter at Floyd Bennett Field in Brooklyn due to extreme weather, and were relocated to James Madison High School, forcing students to go remote. The last-minute decision sparked outrage among locals, with one mom confronting the migrants as they arrived. City officials cited safety concerns for the relocation, but neighbors expressed worries about the migrants' background and the disruption to students' learning. This move comes amid ongoing challenges in finding suitable space for the influx of migrants in New York City.
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- Nearly 2000 Migrants Are Evacuated From Brooklyn Tent Shelter Before Storm The New York Times
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