NYC struggles to house influx of migrants, plans to limit shelter stays and discourage new arrivals

Over 90,000 migrants have arrived in NYC since spring 2022, with about 55,000 still relying on city services and shelters.
NYC will give single adult migrants 60 days notice to find alternate housing before having to reapply for shelter placement.
The city will distribute flyers at the border warning migrants about limited guaranteed shelter and high costs in NYC.
Mayor Adams has repeatedly called for federal and state assistance to manage the strain on NYC's resources.
Immigration advocates raise concerns about potential spikes in homelessness and the legality of limiting shelter access.