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Lucy Yang has more. HELL'S KITCHEN, Manhattan (WABC) -- There was outcry Sunday night as the city started moving migrants out of the Watson Hotel in Hell's Kitchen. Mayor Eric Adams announced a

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There was outcry Sunday night as the city started moving migrants out of the Watson Hotel in Hell's Kitchen. Lucy Yang has more.Read More: https://7ny.tv/3wC

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UPDATED 11:45 PM ET Jan. 30, 2023. A group of migrants has rejected the city's plan to move them from a hotel in Manhattan to a cruise terminal in Brooklyn that advocates have likened to a

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Migrants in New York have been protesting as the city tries to move them to a different facility in Brooklyn. The demonstrators say the Brooklyn shelter is unsafe and cramped. 31 January 2023

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After making the announcement that the city would open the new emergency shelter at the cruise terminal, city workers started the transition on Monday. The new relief center will open in the

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The NYPD was on the scene to move groups of asylum seekers from the Watson Hotel in Hell's Kitchen to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal Monday. CeFaan Kim has the story.

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The move of asylum seekers from the Watson Hotel to the Brooklyn Terminal was met with opposition from local organizations. The 1,000-bed facility started to receive migrants this past weekend and

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The standoff between the city and migrants continues after buses arrived outside the Watson Hotel to move them to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal. News 12 Staff Jan 31, 2023, 10:51 AM

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The scene unfolded after the city attempted to transfer single men from the Watson Hotel to the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal as more new arrivals continue to settle in the Big Apple.

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Expand. As Seen On. As seen on News 4. A group of migrants being housed at a Manhattan hotel refused to be transferred to a new facility at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, leading to protests

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In January, the city said it would turn the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal into a temporary shelter for 1,000 single men, and on Sunday officials began relocating migrants from midtown's Watson Hotel to

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The Brooklyn Cruise Terminal is planned as a temporary emergency shelter for some 1,000 migrants. ... Part of the issue is that the city cannot move people from the shelter system, which is

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Jan 30, 2023, 2:24 PM. •. Updated 514 days ago. Share: /. The first of several migrants arrived at a new migrant housing facility in Red Hook on Monday. The city began busing migrants to this

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Shuffle to Brooklyn Cruise Terminal Makes Jobs Harder to Find and Keep, Say Asylum Seekers. Migrants have refused to move from the Watson Hotel in Hell's Kitchen, some citing the long commute and destabilizing transfers as detrimental to their efforts to start a new life in NYC. by Gabriel Poblete Jan. 30, 2023, 7:26 p.m.

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Juan Chilliquinga, a migrant from Ecuador, walks into the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal in Red Hook, Brooklyn, where the city has set up a shelter for asylum seekers, on Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023. (NY1 Photo)

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Earlier this month, Mayor Eric Adams announced a plan to move single men from the Watson Hotel to a new shelter at the cruise terminal. Some migrants protested that plan alongside immigrant rights

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The city wants to transfer them to a shelter at Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, but they say the conditions are worse. ... asylum seekers who got used to the privacy of living in a hotel room don't want

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RED HOOK, Brooklyn (WABC) -- Mayor Eric Adams went to extremes on Friday night to promote the city's new tent city for migrants. Adams spent the night under the enclosure at the Brooklyn Cruise

https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/18/nyregion/migrant-housing-shelters-nyc.html
First the city tried hotels, then tents, then a cruise ship terminal, then school gyms. As migrants have continued to cross the border, the mayor pleaded on Wednesday for understanding — and ideas.

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PUBLISHED 8:30 PM ET Jan. 30, 2023. City officials are defending a new relief center for asylum seekers at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, claiming that the conditions are acceptable for migrants in

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NEW YORK-- Mayor Eric Adams insists New York City has handled the asylum seeker crisis better than any other city in the nation, but his latest plan house migrants at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal

https://www.nyc.gov/office-of-the-mayor/news/088-23/mayor-adams-on-stay-brooklyn-cruise-terminal-asylum-seekers-status-watson
February 4, 2023. NEW YORK - New York City Mayor Eric Adams released the following statement today after he, New York State Assemblymember Eddie Gibbs, and 'Homeless Hero' and advocate Shams DaBaron joined hundreds of asylum-seeking men to sleep at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal last night: "I would never ask anyone to do something I wouldn't be willing to do myself, so last night, on

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NYC Plans to House Migrants at Brooklyn Cruise Terminal File image courtesy Matt Green / CC BY-NC-SA 2.0. Published Jan 25, 2023 6:18 PM by The Maritime Executive

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While former President Donald Trump has been publicly maligning migrants since he began campaigning for the 2016 election, New York City's mayor, Eric Adams, has joined the chorus, bemoaning as

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Migrant Darwin Salinas, 24, left, travels with his wife Kimberly Carchipulla, 23, second left, partly seen, and his sons Damien, 6, center, and Derek, 1, Sunday, June 16, 2024, near Newark, N.J. Thousands of migrant families in New York City are facing a summer of uncertainty for their school-aged children with a citywide limit of 60 days in a shelter before needing to reapply or find their own.

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Migrant Darwin Salinas, top, travels with his wife Kimberly Carchipulla, left, his son Damien, 6, right, and Derek, 1, center, Sunday, June 16, 2024, Jersey City, N.J. Thousands of migrant