NYC Mayor Seeks to Expand Migrant Transport Restrictions Amid Suburban Backlash

As New Jersey Becomes Transit Point, Chicago Suburbs Move to Restrict Migrant Dropoffs

• New York City Mayor Eric Adams is seeking to expand his executive order limiting migrant buses to include trains and planes, in an attempt to control the influx of asylum seekers arriving in the city.
• Texas Governor Greg Abbott has been transporting migrants who cross the southern border illegally to progressive sanctuary cities, leading to a surge of migrants in New York City and other locations.
• Suburbs and outlying cities near Chicago and New York are pushing back against the influx of migrants, with some officials threatening to send migrants back to the border.
• New Jersey is being used as a transit point for migrant buses headed for New York City, with migrants being dropped off at train stations in various cities.
• Several Chicago suburbs are moving to pass policies that would restrict buses seeking to drop off migrants unannounced in their communities.

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