(Worthy Insights) – The notorious migrant shelter and arrival center at Manhattan’s Roosevelt Hotel will close in a couple of months, Mayor Eric Adams said Monday — as data showed the number of asylum seekers entering the city’s care has dropped nearly 200% since the crisis’ peak.
The impending closure of the centralized intake center and emergency shelter at the beleaguered Midtown hotel is a “milestone” for the Big Apple in the years-long migrant crisis, Adams said.
But the mayor, as he touted the decline in migrants arriving in the city, stopped short of declaring the $7 billion crisis over. [ Source (Read More…) ]
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