A spokesperson for New York City Mayor Eric Adams said a plan to send migrants to hotels in upstate New York was unchanged following pushback from local officials.
FOX Business' Madison Alworth joined 'America's Newsroom' with the latest on the border crisis and its impact on the state of New York.after resistance from local leaders and a temporary restraining order.
However, the proposal met resistance, which led to a delay after an initial transfer had been touted for Wednesday – even as the city said plans had not changed.previously said that New York City officials had intended to move forward with at least part of the plan and send"a small number of asylum seekers" to Orange County. However, by the end of the day, The Associated Press reported that no migrants had arrived at the Crossroads Hotel.
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