Post #5092 by LurkerMom on the US Policy board

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'Migrants arriving in New York face many challenges ' including getting food'

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'Right now, up to an estimated 1,000 migrants arrive in New York City every day. Officials say the shelter system is becoming overwhelmed and resources are running thin.

"Almost 100,000 migrants have arrived in the past year, and almost 60,000 of them are still in the shelter system," said Manhattan Borough President Mark Levine.

Levine said taking care of those migrants is costing the city roughly $10 million every day.

"The problem is that the federal government hasn't made funding available," said Levine.'

https://news.yahoo.com/migrants-arriving-york-face...

Well NY libs, who did you vote for? President Biden and a democrat run city?
Oh, no wonder you have problems.
You're getting what you voted for....

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