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Dems Shift Migrant Agenda Into Overdrive

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is once again making headlines, this time with a controversial plan to close more than two dozen migrant shelters while unveiling a new 2,200-bed facility in the Bronx. The massive new shelter, set to house single adult males, will be located near “the Hub,” a commercial area notorious for drug activity and crime. Critics argue this decision is a prime example of the city’s disregard for the well-being of Bronx residents.

Adams claims the closures of existing shelters, including those at Floyd Bennett Field and Randall’s Island, are due to a decline in new migrant arrivals. A city spokesperson boasted that “strong management” of the migrant crisis has led to the closure of 46 shelters over the past year, saving taxpayers an estimated $2.8 billion. However, the decision to open a new facility in a high-crime area has sparked outrage among Bronx residents and local leaders.

Representative Ritchie Torres (D-N.Y.) didn’t mince words, accusing the Adams administration of treating the Bronx as a “dumping ground for the endless stream of shelters.” Torres added, “The Bronx is treated differently than the rest of the city. We are treated as the second-class borough of New York City.”

Local residents are equally vocal about their concerns. Serene Bilal, a 21-year-old Bronx resident, called the decision “the wrong move” and questioned why the administration is ignoring the existing issues in the community. “We don’t know who these people are. We’re talking about thousands. That’s a lot,” she said, adding that the shelter’s location could lead to more danger.

Business owners in the area are also wary. A store manager expressed concern for the safety of his employees, particularly women, citing rising theft and lingering individuals in the streets. “It’s going to get worse,” he said. “They’re discarding them in the shadows at the edge of the Bronx where they think people won’t get affected.”

The sentiment was echoed by another local worker who lamented the lack of police presence in the area. “It’s going to create more problems. I think it’s going to get more violent,” she said.

Adams’ plan highlights the ongoing mismanagement of the migrant crisis in Democrat-led cities. Instead of addressing the root issues, the administration seems content with shuffling problems from one neighborhood to another, leaving residents to bear the burden. This is yet another example of how Democrat policies prioritize optics over real solutions. While Adams pats himself on the back for saving money, Bronx residents are left worrying about their safety and quality of life. It’s clear that strong leadership, focused on putting communities first, is desperately needed in New York City.


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