Mayor Eric Adams (D-NY) declared a “state of emergency” Friday due to a surge of illegal immigrants, a situation that he said is “not sustainable.”
In his emergency order, Adams promises to safely house illegal immigrants and to be there to “welcome them, stay with them, and hear their stories.”
Primarily, the executive order requires the city services to coordinate efforts to construct housing for these illegals, which includes “suspending land-use requirement to expedite this process.”that New York “has received an average of five to six buses per day since September … with at least nine arriving on Thursday.”Axios adds that Texas has spent $12 million bussing illegals out of the Lone Star state.
Texas is looking out for its citizens. Spending $12 million to save a billion sounds like pretty effective governing to me.You did ask for it. The moment you pompously declared yourself a sanctuary city, you asked for it. And now you’re getting it. And you’re getting it good. And you deserve to get it more.
And as New York absorbs these illegals, what does Adams think that will do to housing costs for legal New York citizens when those costs are already
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