Shelter system at 'breaking point,' Adams says

NYC Mayor Urged to Abolish 90-Day Shelter Rule Amid Migrant Influx

Advocates say the rule is limiting people in shelters from moving forward.

Mayor Adams Wants to Reassess New York’s Right to Shelter. Can He?

The decades-old shelter policy would have to go back to court to be undone, experts say.

NYC 'nearing its breaking point' amid influx of migrants, reassessing longstanding procedures

New York City is reassessing longstanding procedures related to a law requiring the shelter of undomiciled people following an influx of migrants.

Mayor Adams calls for reassessment of NYC ‘right to shelter’ practices as migrants strain homeless system

More than 11,000 migrants have come to the city in need of shelter since May.

NYC 'nearing its breaking point' as Republican governors continue to send asylum seekers to city

New York City is “reassessing” longstanding procedures that stem from a law requiring the city to shelter undomiciled people.

Adams wants to 'reassess' NYC's Right to Shelter law 2 days after he potentially violated it

Mayor Eric Adams issued a statement in which he suggested the city should “reassess” its Right to Shelter law on Wednesday — just two days after about 60 men were denied shelter in potential violation of the law.