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Mayor Eric Adams and his administration officials on Monday insisted several dozen migrant families with children getting evicted from shelters on Tuesday,

At least 40 migrant families are getting evicted from a Manhattan hotel, among the 4,800 asylum seekers with kids who have reached the end of Mayor Eric Adams's 60-day shelter limit.

Troop 6000, which serves families living in temporary housing and shelters, is expanding its program to serve migrant children in New York City.

Over the weekend, several buses carrying migrants who'd recently crossed the southern border were headed to New York, but they were diverted instead to New Jersey. It's the most recent effort by officials to manage a crisis that has seen hundreds of thousands of migrants arrive in northern cities. William Brangham reports.

The mayor made the assertion during a sitdown with Fox 5s Rosanna Scotto , where he revealed the citys sanctuary has hindered his ability to handle the crisis.

NEW YORK — Nearly 70,000 migrants crammed into hundreds of emergency shelters. People sleeping on floors, or huddled on sidewalks in the December cold. Families packed into giant tents at the edge of the city, miles from schools or services. And New York City is spending hundreds of millions of dollars a month to care for them all. This fall, an official in the administration of Mayor Eric Adams referred to the city’s obligation to house and feed the 500 new migrants still arriving...

On Thursday, Dec. 7, during an annual board retreat, the Eagle County School District Board of Education swore in the four board members elected in the November 2023 election. The elected members include three incumbents...

DEVELOPING: City Hall confirms migrants families with children will start moving into Floyd Bennett field.

Migrants who have crossed the U.S.-Mexico border and travel to cities around the country are running into a disjointed health care systems when they need treatment. There is no national system to track the medical care that new arrivals may have received. Doctors say that most migrants are healthy but that the arduous journey and lack of consistent medical care can turn manageable health issues into emergencies. Doctors also say they struggle to keep track of patients because of unstable or flui...

Migrants who have crossed the U.S.-Mexico border and travel to cities around the country are running into a disjointed health care systems when they need treatment. There is no national system to track the medical care that new arrivals may have received. Doctors say that most migrants are healthy but that the arduous journey and lack of consistent medical care can turn manageable health issues into emergencies. Doctors also say they struggle to keep track of patients because of unstable or flui...