New York wants no more border migrants

 Spectator:

New York mayor Eric Adams is discouraging asylum seekers from coming to the Big Apple by emphasizing the city’s expensive cost of living.

The mayor’s office released flyers Wednesday asking asylum seekers to consider cities other than New York when choosing where to settle in the country. The flyers, which will be handed out to migrants at the border, warn that “cost of food, transportation, and other necessities in NYC is the highest in the United States.” They also say there is no guarantee of “shelter and services to new arrivals.”

In addition to the flyers, Adams announced a new mayoral directive Wednesday that requires single, adult migrants to reapply to stay in the city’s shelter system after sixty days if they cannot find alternative housing. Last year, the average shelter stay for a single adult was 509 days. Adams said the new rule will open up spaces for children and families, some of whom are currently living on the streets.
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The migrants are the result of President Biden's irresponsible border policies and Adams and other big city mayors need to be hammering Biden and the Democrats in Washington who are responsible for the mess they are having to deal with.  New York has had to deal with only a fraction of the problem that border states have had because Joe Biden has refused to have a responsible border policy. 

See, also:

‘No More Room’: NYC Posts Fliers at Southern Border Discouraging Illegal Immigrants from Coming to City

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