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Use hotels to put asylum seekers in while they await for their asylum request to be processed. and we also learnt that some of those are taking over 400 days before they even get to their first hearing. so, over 400 days before they even get to theirfirst hearing. so, it over 400 days before they even get to their first hearing. so, it is quite clear that there is a massive job to do, either to speed up the asylum process, to rethink people being able to work here whilst they are waiting foran b...

Use hotels to put asylum seekers in while they await for their asylum request to be processed. and we also learnt that some of those are taking over 400 days before they even get to their first hearing. so, over 400 days before they even get to theirfirst hearing. so, it over 400 days before they even get to their first hearing. so, it is quite clear that there is a massive job to do, either to speed up the asylum process, to rethink people being able to work here whilst they are waiting foran b...

Mayor saying that the city is running out of space. this is supposed to be a temporary solution. it will house 500 single adults for what is supposed to be only a couple days. now when it comes to families, they will be housed at a hotel in midtown, up to 200 families will be housed there, as they get connected to services and legal resources and figure out what theyre doing as they go through this asylum process. some of them will stay here in new york. others may want to go elsewhere. as i sai...

Bathrooms and showers and laundry units that are here on the site. this place is designed to only house 500 single adults, and its supposed to be a temporary solution for what the mayor has described as a crisis. over the last several months the city has processed 19,400 migrants through its department of homeless services and the mayor saying that the city is running out of space. this is supposed to be a temporary solution. it will house 500 single adults for what is supposed to be only a coup...

And paid $800 a month for a two-bedroom house. he says hes working in an irregular way. >> reporter: both they had no choice but to work starting their immigration proceedings, otherwise, they would be homeless and hungry. as for enrique --? do you think you will get asylum? he says he doesnt hope. but like so many asylum hopefuls weve talked to, just being safe on u.s. soil is more than enough. in may, the biden administration launched an effort to speed up the asylum process. now this program ...

Do pay for our flights or for a bus for us to get to the city where we will continue our asylum process, but others say we are just getting any help we can. so, when somebody offers help, theres really no way to tell if that help is actually going to be beneficial to us. heres part of a conversation that i had with migrant earlier today. >> so, she left venezuela, went to peru, and she said people rejected them in peru. she fears that in the u.s., she will receive the same treatment. shes also s...

>> senator and the but that money was supposed to be used for, quote, unautorued aynaoui, one, these mute not be unmost seem to be going through the legal asylum process and are waiting to go through the immigration system. and, two, theyre clearly not from florida. there picked up in san antonio. senator piz owe was on cnn and spoke a little bit about his lawsuits. this is what he said: >> the the program has to receive at least two bids. we have no indication there were

Now, we cannot tell you at this point whether perla is that vendor that governor desantis is talking about. but we asked the sheriff here in san antonio here today if theyve been able to identify this woman. he said, they have identified several people. they would not tell us exactly who they are. the sheriff says hes trying to figure out exactly what those people were doing in the area around this migrant shelter last week and the days leading up to that flight. >> so, ed, are all of them or so...

Doing that. president biden cant get support from the left wing of his party to streamline guest worker visas because they dont want to see that increase. >> let me jump in here, former congressman hurd. there are also 15 republican attorneys general who went to court to block the biden administration from streamlining, for example, the asylum process. its not just one side of the aisle that is stopping some of this. you also had bidens 2023 budget, which asked for more border patrol agents and ...

>> by, by -- by in large the vast majority of people that youre seeing, especially the ones that are coming here, have asylum process in the paperwork. so, theyve already been processed by either border patrol or -- >> okay, got it. >> then the paperwork and a cout dates. >> okay, i just want to clarify that. are these governors getting in the way of legal proceedings by getting in there locations? >> well, thats a possibility. it really kind of depends on what court date they have been given. t...