Controversy Surrounds NYC's 'Right to Shelter' Policy for Migrants
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Gov. Kathy Hochul refused to confirm whether the state is backing Mayor Eric Adams’ push to rescind New York City’s “right to shelter” rule on Wednesday, as she also dodged questions about SUNY campuses and went back on her previous work papers stance. During a brief press conference following her appearance at the MTA Headquarters in Lower Manhattan, Hochul said Adams’ move to suspend the city’s “right to shelter” rule in the wake of a deluge of migrant arrivals involved “very complicated legal issues.”
- Gov. Hochul mum on NYC's push to end 'right to shelter' as she dodges SUNY migrant housing questions New York Post
- NYC Mayor Eric Adams asks to suspend 'right to shelter' for migrants Fox News
- 'Right to shelter' policy challenge FOX 5 New York
- 'Right-to-shelter' off-ramp is long overdue New York Post
- Local yokels show their ignorance and fear in trying to stop Adams' migrant busing plan New York Daily News
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