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January 31, 2023 7:51pm EST
NYC Mayor Eric Adams pleads with White House for more help on migrant crisis
The Biden administration rejected the notion that it wasn't doing enough to help Democrat cities like New York and D.C. that have been the recipients of migrants

By Matteo Cina | Fox News

After migrants faced off with New York City police over being transferred from a hotel to free housing, Mayor Eric Adams has called the entire situation "very frustrating."

"I'm extremely frustrated," Adams said late last month, speaking of the nearly 21,000 migrants who have been bused to New York since last year without, he says, any plan or coordination. 

He had recently returned from El Paso, Texas, a city which ingests nearly 1,000 migrants daily. In December, Adams declared a state of emergency claiming there was simply nowhere to house the migrants.

Republican border governors, who have long complained about the state of the border, have recently started exporting the issue to Democrat run cities that have criticized their handling of the migrant crisis.
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Adams chose poorly.  Maybe you shouldn't have declared yourself a sanctuary city for law breakers.
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