New York's Migrant Crisis: Hochul Under Fire, Mayor's Plan Sparks Opposition.

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New York Governor Kathy Hochul has ordered 500 more National Guardsmen and $25 million in funding to address the migrant crisis in New York City, which has seen over 60,000 migrants arrive since spring 2022. The move comes after New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced he was busing migrants to hotels in Rockland and Orange counties, angering Hudson Valley officials who accused Hochul of inaction. Hochul's emergency order boosts the number of National Guard reservists to 1,500 and expedites the release of $25 million to help relocate 1,200 migrant families across New York.
- 'Where's the gov?' Hochul MIA on NYC vs. suburb migrant war: critics New York Post
- 'Notice of Violation' sent to New York hotel seemingly prepared to receive influx of migrants Fox News
- New York mayor plans to send migrants to neighboring suburbs NBC News
- GOP county officials vow to fight New York mayor’s migrant bus plan syracuse.com
- Hochul issues emergency order for migrant crisis POLITICO
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