Adams admits impossible to know if South America trip deters migrants
Border agent on letting in ‘gang members’: ‘I feel like I’m part of the smuggling organization’Adams’ plea to migrants to avoid NYC fails to reach desperate asylum seekers in South AmericaMayor Adams admitted Tuesday that his trip to Latin America may not have actually worked in convincing migrants to stop coming to the Big Apple, which was awith migrants in the region who are desperate for jobs and were either unaware the mayor’s visit or undeterred from making the dangerous trip northward to...
“Is someone going to hear the voice of the mayor of the city saying ‘you’re not going to come to a five-star hotel’? I’m hoping they did,” he continued. “But I have to try everything to help this city deal with this crisis that we’re facing.” Hizzoner attempted to recast and broaden the rationale on Tuesday in light of the coverage that followed — saying that it was also a fact-finding mission and to develop relationships with local officials.He said that he and several top aides paid their own way, before talking about the costly security needs required to travel safely in that part of the world — all without putting a price tag on it.
The Biden administration finally granted a long-standing request from Adams, Gov. Kathy Hochul and local politicians to allow the thousands of Venezuelans who arrived in the United States before July 31 to apply for work papers.
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