Many of the migrants who traveled to city hall Tuesday were told they would 'get work visas or green cards' if they attended, the New York Post reports.
FILE - New York City Mayor Eric Adams speaks during a news conference at City Hall, Dec. 12, 2023, in New York. In New York, a proposed bill that would require officers to document basic information when they question someone has divided city government and been thrust into the national spotlight after police pulled over a black lawmaker without giving him a reason.
The migrants, mostly French-speaking natives of Africa and Haiti, reportedly gathered to demand “assistance and the ability to work," according to aby journalist Savanah Hernandez. The scene, Hernandez said, is “what every single park in New York is starting to look like."by New York City Mayor Eric Adams at a city council meeting to discuss the city’s upcoming “new arrivals strategy team.
New York, which is a sanctuary city, has become a microcosm of the nation’s migrant crisis. Rep. Nicole Malliotakis, R-N.Y.,Instead of working with federal officials to arrest, detain and immediately deport thugs wreaking havoc in our city, progressive politicians have tied the hands of our NYPD to the benefit of criminals, and are allowing them to remain here in luxury hotel rooms with five-star service on the taxpayers' dime,” Rep. Malliotakis said.
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