NYC ordered to halt migrant transfers to Orange County by judge.

A New York Supreme Court judge granted a temporary restraining order against New York City, stopping them from sending more migrants to Orange County. The ruling came days after a court also ruled in favor of Rockland County’s temporary restraining order against New York City. In addition to seeking the restraining order, Orange County filed two lawsuits — one against the hotels housing the migrants for allegedly violating the county’s state of emergency order, and one against New York City for setting up, what the county claims, is a homeless shelter outside of the city’s jurisdiction. The order also requires the city to provide information on the 186 migrants sent to Orange County.