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With migrant families facing eviction from the temporary homes where they’ve lived since arriving in New York, Mayor Eric Adams promised Monday that they won’t end up sleeping on the streets. “This is not going to be a city where we’re going to place children and families on the street and have them sleep on the street,” the mayor said during his weekly press briefing at City Hall. “That’s not ...

Dozens of immigrant and homeless advocates rallied against Mayor Eric Adams 60-day shelter limit for migrant families.

New York City began evicting migrant families from city-run shelters if they've been living there for more than 60 days on Tuesday.

Migrants across New York City are being told they will need to clear out of shelters, including the one with at The Row Hotel, with no guarantee of where they will be going next.

On Tuesday, families with children had to pack up their belongings and either find somewhere else to live or line up to reapply for shelter beds.