"New York officials explore options for temporary migrant housing amid crisis"
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul is considering using SUNY campuses to temporarily house international asylum-seekers as the state deals with an influx of migrants. More than 4,000 migrants went to NYC shelters last week. SUNY campuses might be able to provide some housing relief, but only until students need the space. Republican Congresswoman Claudia Tenney called the potential plan a "misguided decision."
Topics:nation#asylum-seekers#governor-kathy-hochul#migrant-crisis#new-york-state#politics#suny-campuses
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