NYC Faces Criticism Over Migrant Shelter Policy Implementation
Comptroller Brad Lander's audit reveals significant flaws in NYC's 60-day shelter limit for migrant families, highlighting a lack of support and clear guidelines.
- Audit finds NYC's shelter policy for migrant families poorly managed, lacking essential services and clear instructions.
- Over 10,200 migrant families received eviction notices, with many unable to secure stable housing or adequate support.
- City's promises of intensive case management for migrants largely unmet, impacting children's education and family stability.
- Comptroller's report criticizes the city for not providing exemptions information and adequate training to staff on migrant rights.
- Calls intensify for NYC to revise its shelter policy to address the hardships faced by migrant families and improve their integration.