Overview
- New York City is using school buildings to provide temporary housing for migrants seeking asylum.
- Several families have already been moved into a Brooklyn elementary school gym.
- The gym is being used as an emergency, temporary site to house individuals and families seeking asylum.
- The move has been criticized by local politicians who say the school is not equipped to house migrants.
- City officials are working to address the massive influx of migrants expected to enter the country now that Title 42 has ended.