New York City Migrant Camp

Randall's Island, Adams and Migrant Shelter

NYC to close Randall's Island migrant camp in February 2025, mayor's office says

At its peak, the complex housed 3,000 migrants in accommodations that displaced athletic fields otherwise available to New Yorkers.

The New York Times · 1h

Migrant Shelter on Randall’s Island Will Close in February, Adams Says

The shelter complex, which was built atop recreational fields, will be gradually emptied and the fields restored for public use, the mayor’s office said.

Hosted on MSN · 1h

New York City to close migrant shelter on Randall's Island in early 2025, Adams says

New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Wednesday announced the city is closing the migrant shelter on Randall's Island early next year. The city plans to shut down the Humanitarian Emergency Response and Relief Center by the end of February.

NBC New York on MSN · 3h

NYC to close one of its largest migrant shelters

Randall’s Island — got the official word Wednesday that it will be closing down in four months. “We are going to be able to close that site by the end of February,” said Anne William’s-Isom, New York City’s deputy mayor who oversees the humanitarian response.

Yahoo · 1h

NYC set to shut down migrant shelter on Randall's Island by end of February

The city plans to shut down the Humanitarian Emergency Response and Relief Center by the end of February. There's a lot of movement in this week's playoff picture after a chaotic Week 6.

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House GOP threatens new subpoena in migrant camp flap

Natural Resources Committee Republicans want more information about a migrant encampment on public land in New York City.

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How New York City’s Homelessness and Migrant Crisis Reflects a Broken Promise

New York City's historic role in welcoming immigrants has deteriorated, revealing a broken shelter system for both homeless ...

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Hotel trade group turned migrant crisis into a windfall

For most of its 146 years in operation the Hotel Association of New York City served as a relatively ... on competitors like Airbnb. But the city’s migrant crisis ushered in a new era for ...

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The Migrant Crisis Did Not ‘Destroy’ New York. But Challenges Remain.

It was a year ago this month that Mayor Eric Adams announced at a town-hall meeting that the migrant crisis would “destroy New York City.” Since they were first bused from Texas in the spring ...

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New York City’s migrant problems are spilling into the suburbs. It could harm the Democrats

Across New York City’s Queens county line you will find Nassau, home to district NY-04 where voters’ appetite for progressive politics is waning. The finely balanced suburban Long Island ...

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City expands behemoth migrant hotel contract to $1 billion

New York City is extending its contract with ... It was able to spin that work into a similar city contract during the migrant crisis, signing what was initially a $237 million contract with ...

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Summer camp lets kids be kids as immigration debate roils at home

Witt, the longtime leader of the Rural & Migrant Ministry ... friends from Albion and hoped to play soccer at camp and maybe see New York City. Outside camp, he wanted to learn his family ...

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