Published November 21, 2023
MCALLEN, Texas — The Biden administration continues to release migrants into the United States to pursue pending asylum. At the other end of the nation, New York City struggles to accommodate hundreds of migrants arriving daily.
According to one Venezuelan national, migrants are being removed from New York City hotels to accommodate the new arrivals. Some migrants, according to the source, are unsure of what the future holds for them as New York City-provided shelter space fills.
Complicating the situation is the constant flow of migrants across the southwest border. On Monday, Breitbart Texas posted outside the Catholic Charities Humanitarian Respite Center in downtown McAllen, Texas, as migrants departed the shelter aboard buses destined for cities across the United States. As some migrants departed the Catholic Charities-run shelter, others were being released to the non-government shelter by the Border Patrol after being processed from a nearby processing facility.
The constant flow of migrants at the southwest border makes the efforts to decompress taxpayer-funded shelters at once welcoming sanctuary cities almost futile. In the Border Patrol’s Rio Grande Valley Sector, more than 1,000 migrants were apprehended daily, according to Customs and Border Protection in October. Most of those migrants apprehended are ultimately released to pursue asylum claims in the United States at any destination of their choosing.
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SOURCE: www.breitbart.com
RELATED: NYC Migrant Problem Explodes as Illegals Taking Thanksgiving Turkeys from Low-Income Residents
Published November 21, 2023
Once again, we see Americans at the back of the line while illegal aliens take precedence, this time as low-income Americans end up losing their place in line at local New York food banks.
Reports say that NYCHA tenants are finding illegal aliens lining up to take advantage of the limited resources for low-income and needy citizens.
Georgia Butler, a Queensbridge Houses resident, is discouraged by the influx of illegals into the Big Apple, according to WNYW-TV.
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SOURCE: www.thefederalistpapers.com
RELATED: New York City migrant services on the chopping block in second round of budget cuts
Published November 21, 2023
NEW YORK — With New Yorkers still reeling from the first round of city budget cuts, including a dramatic cut in the number of officers, there’s word of a second round of belt tightening, and this time, migrant services are on the chopping block.
To be blunt, asylum seekers arriving in New York City are in for a rude awakening, says CBS New York political reporter Marcia Kramer. They may not be lodged in pricey Midtown hotels anymore, and instead of culturally appropriate meals, they may be handed a lunch bag with a turkey sandwich. The city’s budget crunch is that bad.
“I know you New Yorkers are angry when they hear about these efficiency cuts, but New Yorkers, I want you to know I’m angry also, Mayor Eric Adams said.
Adams was talking about yet another round of budget cuts — 5% that agencies will have to come up with in the next few weeks.
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SOURCE: www.cbsnews.com
