NYC mayor calls actions of 10 people arrested for blocking bus carrying migrants an ‘ugly’ response to crisis
- Protestors clashed with law enforcement and disrupted the arrival of migrants at a senior living facility on Staten Island, leading to multiple arrests. Tensions have been building for weeks as residents protested against the potential use of the facility to house migrants.
- The Staten Island community has been vocal in their opposition to housing migrants, claiming that their right to protest is being suppressed by aggressive police action. They plan to continue protesting to discourage migrants from coming to the area.
- New York City officials are considering shortening the allowed stay of single adult asylum seekers in shelters from 60 to 30 days. Additionally, they are contemplating implementing a 60-day restriction on families with children. These potential policy changes come amid discussions between Governor Hochul and President Biden regarding the broader migrant crisis.
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NYC mayor calls actions of 10 people arrested for blocking bus carrying migrants an ‘ugly’ response to crisis
By Andy Rose and Celina Tebor, CNN (CNN) — New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday called the actions of 10 people arrested for blocking and “spewing hateful words” at a bus carrying migrants on Staten Island an “ugly” response to the ongoing crisis. The arrests came as the southern border region has seen a spike in migrant crossings, with the cities of El Paso, Texas, and San Diego, California, experiencing growing waves of newcomers in re…
Staten Island protesters block bus of migrants headed to former senior living home, leading to 10 arrests
Late Tuesday evening, a large group of protesters in the New York City borough of Staten Island blocked a bus carrying migrants headed to a former senior living facility. The residents' demonstration ultimately led to an altercation with local law enforcement, and 10 protesters were taken into custody.According to WCBS-TV, the protesters blocked traffic at Father Capodanno Boulevard and Midland Avenue in Midland Beach. Several police units respo…
Still a lot of sticks but no carrots for Staten Island in MTA congestion pricing plan (opinion)
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. – MTA CEO Janno Lieber was on Staten Island on Tuesday, talking to the borough Chamber of Commerce about how great congestion pricing is going to be.
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