NYC Mayor Eric Adams Loosens Shelter Requirements Amid Migrant Crisis
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams signed an executive order temporarily easing housing requirements for homeless families seeking shelter amid the city's escalating migrant crisis. The order suspends parts of three city laws that regulate how, when and where the city can shelter homeless families. The move comes as the city expects a new surge of asylum seekers after the federal Title 42 border policy ends. The order is in effect for five days and aims to get asylum seekers into shelter as quickly as possible. The city has resorted to emergency shelters, including the NYPD's former police academy building in Gramercy Park.
- Mayor Eric Adams signs executive order loosening NYC shelter requirements as migrant crisis rages New York Post
- Rockland County battling Adams plan to bus asylum seekers FOX 5 New York
- Local State of Emergency Declared in Chemung County as Title 42 set to expire WETM - MyTwinTiers.com
- Adams Weakens Right-to-Shelter Rules, Anticipating Migrant Surge The New York Times
- New York Gov Hochul issues emergency order before Title 42 expires, as NYC begins busing migrants to suburbs Fox News
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