With nearly 3,000 more asylum seekers arriving in New York City in the last week, Mayor Eric Adams announced plans to open a new relief center at a Queens psychiatric hospital. MKramerTV reports.
arriving in New York City in the last week, Mayor Eric Adams announced plans Wednesday to open a new relief center at a Queens psychiatric hospital.The parking lot at the Creedmoor Psychiatric Center in the Queens Village section of Queens will soon have a new relief center to house 1,000 adult men.Some asylum seekers at Bayview Inn Motel in Brooklyn say food appears to be spoiled, contaminated
More than 2,900 asylum seekers arrived in the city for the week ending Sunday, July 23, and 93,200 have come through the city's intake system since last spring.Officials say they have already given notice to about 100 migrants that they will have either have to find other accommodations or re-apply for space under the city's new 60-day shelter stay limit for single adults.
"They're already upset. I know that because I have colleagues, obviously, who represent that area, and they're upset because they are nervous about what is going to be the impact on my neighborhood," she said. "If you're going to have 1,000 people in that location, there has to be constant effort for support in terms of what they need and keep them occupied," Brewer said.
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