NYC moves to suspend 'right to shelter' as migrant influx continues
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New York City as been moving to suspend the so called right to shelter for months under the surge of migrants, arguing the requirement was never intended to be applied to a humanitarian crisis .
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New York City Mayor Eric Adams made another attempt at halting the city’s landmark right-to-shelter policy that has been in place for over four decades. He asked a judge to suspend the mandate given the influx of immigrants.
New York City as been moving to suspend the so called right to shelter for months under the surge of migrants, arguing the requirement was never intended to be applied to a humanitarian crisis .
