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Immigrant relocation to Rockland, Orange planned by NYC. What we know - Vimarsana News

Immigrant relocation to Rockland, Orange planned by NYC. What we know

The group of some 340 men would qualify for work permits. But one local immigration agency leader said the county is not 'immigrant ready.'

NYC sending migrants upstate amid influx - Vimarsana News

NYC sending migrants upstate amid influx

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced a program that sound send hundreds of male asylum seekers to hotels in upstate cities, calling for federal assistance.

NYC to get $30.5M in federal migrant crisis funds, far less than $350M Adams admin requested - Vimarsana News

NYC to get $30.5M in federal migrant crisis funds, far less than $350M Adams admin requested

New York City is due to receive $30.5 million in migrant crisis aid for the first round of funding from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), a

Source: amny.com
NYC gets $30.5M from first round of federal migrant aid — 'woefully insufficient,' says Adams aide; some asylum seekers will be sent upstate – New York Daily News - Vimarsana News

NYC gets $30.5M from first round of federal migrant aid — 'woefully insufficient,' says Adams aide; some asylum seekers will be sent upstate – New York Daily News

The upstate initiative — which involves Adams’ administration putting up 300 migrants in one hotel in Orange County and another in Rockland County — did not receive a warm welcome from elected leaders north of the city.

New Partnership with Brooklyn Community Foundation Gives $2.2M to Local Nonprofits Aiding Asylum Seekers - Vimarsana News

New Partnership with Brooklyn Community Foundation Gives $2.2M to Local Nonprofits Aiding Asylum Seekers

Since last spring, New York City has welcomed more than 47,000 people seeking asylum in the U.S.