Controversy Surrounds Right-to-Shelter Laws Amid Migrant Crisis
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams defended his stance on the city's ongoing migrant crisis, stating that he did not write the laws that some say are aiding and abetting the deluge of new arrivals. He also addressed his administration's recent move to modify the Big Apple's "right to shelter" policy, clarifying that the rule was different from the controversial idea of a sanctuary city. Adams also spoke about the death of Jordan Neely, the subway dancer who died after being held in a 15-minute headlock by former Marine Daniel Penny.
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