migrant crisis

News 4’s Melissa Russo reports.

Mayor Eric Adams‘ administration has been granted the opportunity to see a judge and attempt to make a case that some of New York City’s right-to-shelter obligations should be lifted amid the ongoing migrant crisis. In an order dated May 25 and obtained by NBC New York, Deputy Chief Administrative Judge Deborah Kaplan responded to the city’s request two...

Mayor Eric Adams is asking a judge to suspend the city’s long-standing obligation to provide shelter to everyone in need. Here’s what that would mean for asylum seekers. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.

A group of hotel owners is suing New York counties that have blocked NYC’s plan to relocate asylum seekers. Suburban hotel owners say they made a deal with the city to provide lodging to migrants in need of help and they say politically motivated county leaders are illegally blocking them from keeping their end of that deal. NBC New York’s...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams asked a judge on Tuesday to let the city suspend its long-standing “right to shelter” obligation, saying officials are no longer able to house every homeless person because of the arrival of tens of thousands of international migrants.

News 4’s Ida Siegal reports.

Around Manhattan and elsewhere in New York City, hotels that served tourists just a few years ago have become de facto emergency shelters.

NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford and Gaby Acevedo report.

Twenty NYC school gyms are currently being considered for temporary housing. The facilities are built for children — with kid-sized restrooms and sinks, and without showers — but are being prepped for adult migrants.

Buses filled with migrants are now restricted to Orange County after a judge’s decision. Sarah Wallace reports.

There is a new controversy over how New York City is handling the latest influx of migrants from the southern border as the United States deals with a humanitarian crisis. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff and Gaby Acevedo report.

Around Manhattan and elsewhere in New York City, hotels that served tourists just a few years ago have become de facto emergency shelters.

We have team coverage on the migrant crisis in the U.S. and how it is impacting New York City.

Along the southern border, crossing are dropping after COVID-era restrictions were lifted last week. News 4’s Gaby Acevedo reports from El Paso, Texas.

New York City is opening new shelters to respond to the asylum crisis that is overwhelming the boroughs and spilling into nearby communities. News 4’s Gaby Acevedo and Jessica Cunnington reports.

Around Manhattan and elsewhere in New York City, hotels that served tourists just a few years ago have become de facto emergency shelters.

Myles Miller reporting on Roosevelt hotel to be arrival center for asylum seekers

NBC New York’s Jessica Cunnington and Chris Jose report.

As New York City prepares for the arrival of additional asylum seekers in the wake of Title 42 expiring, a suburban county is taking new action to fight the city’s plan to bus migrants to hotels there — one of which has bumped wedding parties out of its rooms due to the migrants.

A bitter battle continues as New York City has moved forward with its plan to bus migrant men to the suburbs. Dozens of asylum seekers are spending their first night at a hotel in Newburgh, amid local opposition and a growing legal fight. NBC New York’s Chris Jose reports.