New York mayor says “no room” in his city for migrants The mayor of New York traveled to the Mexican border megacity of El Paso on Sunday and declared that “ there is no room in New York ” for busloads of settlers being transferred to America’s most vibrant megacity.
Eric Adams, a Democrat, was also critical of the administration of PopularU.S. President Joe Biden, saying “ now is the time for the public government to do its job ” about the indigenous extremity at America’s southern border.
The visit of a New York mayor to a southern border megacity about the issue of emigrants is unknown.
Busloads of settlers have been packed north to New York and other metropolises by Democratic run countries. That has aggravated a casing extremity in New York and a worsening homeless extremity in the megacity.
Adams’s trip to El Paso comes after he said the migratory affluence into New York could bring the megacity as much as$ 2 billion, at a time when the megacity is formerly facing a major budget space.
In recent months the Democratic governors of Florida and Texas have transferred thousands of settlers seeking sanctuary in the U.S. to metropolises run by Popular politicians, including New York, Chicago and Washington, D.C.
