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New York City Mayor Eric Adams is yet again warning that illegal immigration is “devastating” the city and will “hurt” New Yorkers as a result., Adams said New York City, a sanctuary jurisdiction that refuses to cooperate with the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency, is “at a breaking point” because of illegal immigration; more than 160,000 border crossers and illegal aliens have arrived since the spring of 2022.
“We’re at the breaking point,” Adams said. “There is no more room, over 160‑something thousand; and as I stated, we’re getting anywhere from 2,500 to 4,000 a week … this is so devastating for our city.”This is only the latest time Adams has warned would-be illegal aliens not to come to New York City, though the campaign has failed to return results.
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