New York City Faces Migrant Crisis: Mayor Adams Warns of Limited Resources

Mayor Eric Adams highlights the city's struggle with an influx of migrants, emphasizing that New York's resources and space are at their limit.

Mayor Eric Adams states New York City is 'out of room' due to the unprecedented number of migrants, warning that people may soon be forced to sleep on the streets.
Adams criticizes sanctuary city laws and the right-to-shelter law, claiming they limit his ability to manage the crisis and are unfair to both New Yorkers and migrants.
The mayor's administration is engaged in legal battles to enforce the right-to-shelter law, which he says was not intended for migrants and asylum seekers.
A lawsuit has been filed against Adams for not expanding the city's housing voucher program as required by a new law, amidst the city's struggle to house homeless immigrants.
Adams insists that while New York is a city of immigrants, it cannot shoulder the global migrant problem alone, stressing that the city's resources are finite.