NYC migrant crisis: Shelter curfews to start Tuesday at 4 sites
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New York City will set curfews on four migrant shelters beginning Tuesday: two respite sites in Queens, the former Lincoln Correctional Facility in Harlem and one on Stockton Street in Brooklyn.
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New York City is set to implement a curfew Tuesday for immigrants staying at four respite centers across the city due to a directive from the mayor's office.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams will implement a curfew at some of the shelters housing illegal immigrants after numerous complaints. The New York Post reported that the affected illegal immigrants must check in at 11 PM ET and stay inside the shelter until 6 AM.
New York City will set curfews on four migrant shelters beginning Tuesday: two respite sites in Queens, the former Lincoln Correctional Facility in Harlem and one on Stockton Street in Brooklyn.
The New York City mayor's office is imposing a curfew on several migrant shelters as the rising illegal immigration crisis pushes the city to the brink.
The Adams administration is moving forward with plans to impose curfews on a handful of migrant respite centers across the city after neighbors complained of the asylum-seekers panhandling, The Pos…
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