NYC struggles to house influx of migrants as costs mount, support from federal government lags

• New York City is facing an unprecedented influx of migrants that is straining its shelter system and city budget.
• Mayor Eric Adams has announced plans for temporary housing like tents on Randall's Island to address capacity issues.
• The city projects spending billions over the next few years to provide shelter, food and services to migrants.
• The federal government has so far declined requests for assistance with housing migrants.
• Tensions are rising between city, state and federal governments over who bears responsibility for supporting asylum seekers.

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