NYC sparks outrage by housing migrants in public school gyms.

At least six more New York City schools are set to temporarily house migrants in their gyms, causing outrage among parents who are concerned about safety and potential learning disruptions. Some parents have threatened to temporarily pull their kids out of school, and protests are being organized outside the affected schools. The move has also been criticized by the Teamsters Local 237 President, who filed a complaint with the city's Office of Labor Relations, citing safety concerns and violations of collective bargaining agreements. City officials say they are in the midst of a humanitarian crisis and have opened approximately 150 emergency sites to serve more than 65,000 asylum seekers.