NYC Mayor Moves to House Migrants in Religious and Private Homes Amid Budget Crisis

New York City will open houses of worship and private homes to shelter migrants starting next month.
The faith-based shelter program can host up to 19 single adult men overnight at each location.
Mayor Adams wants to house thousands of migrants in private homes and will work to get around laws barring homeless housing in private residences.
The city will also open five daytime centers to provide resources and support for migrants during the day.
The cost of housing over 45,000 migrants has reached $4.3 billion and continues to rise with more arrivals daily.