New York wants to reduce the flow of migrants

The city has distributed flyers at shelters and borders, warning that migrants will not be helped with work permits.
The administration of New York is planning to distribute leaflets stating that they cannot help migrants in finding a job. There is not enough money in the city budget for this.

"You will not be accommodated in a hotel", "New York is one of the most expensive cities in the world, it is better to go to a cheaper city", "New York will not help you get a work permit and you will not find a job easily," the leaflet, printed in English and Spanish, said. there are records that

It is noted that since the spring of 2022, about 100,000 migrants are coming to the city every day. The administration is trying to stop their flow, thereby reducing the burden on the housing system and the budget. The city spends $387 a day to provide shelter for each migrant family, and by 2025 these costs could reach $12 billion.

New York's unique asylum rules attract many migrants, who in turn bring their relatives.

Mayor Eric Adams sued to overturn the ordinance, which would require anyone without a home to be sheltered. Last week, he announced that the city will reduce the length of stay of elderly migrants in shelters from 60 days to 30 days. Currently, there are more than 60,000 migrants in the city.

Source: Kun.uz