Controversy Surrounds NYC's Busing of Migrants to Other Counties.

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NYC Mayor Eric Adams sent dozens of adult migrant men to a hotel in Orange County by bus, despite objections from local officials. The move is part of Adams' plan to reduce overcrowding in emergency shelters. Legal experts say attempts to prevent people from relocating upstate are unconstitutional. The New York Civil Liberties Union filed a lawsuit on behalf of three migrants challenging Orange County's state of emergency. The federal lawsuit claims the orders violate the constitutional right to equal protection under the law.
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- NYC mayor suspends right-to-shelter ahead migrant wave PIX11 News
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