Reports of veterans being evicted come as New York Mayor Eric Adams started relocating migrants further north and housing them in hotels at the city's expense.
, leaving its shelters completely packed. More than 60,000 migrants have arrived in New York City in the past year, with 4,200 in the last week alone, according to City Hall officials.
These veterans were promised temporary housing for a month, according to Toney-Finch. Fifteen of the 20 veterans kicked out of New York hotels were staying at The Crossroads Hotel in Newburgh, Orange County, the activist said. The other five were housed at the Super 8 and Hampton Inn & Suites in Middletown, some 70 miles north of Manhattan.
Two buses full of migrants reached Newburgh on Thursday last week, hours before the end of Title 42. This is the pandemic-era measure that allowed border authorities to immediately expel most of migrants crossing into the U.S. land borders.
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