- New York Mayor Eric Adams brought up the possibility of housing migrants in “private residences” as the city continues to struggle to find beds for the tens of thousands of migrants arriving in the city.
- During a press conference on Monday, Mayor Adams suggested the possibility of offering financial compensation to homeowners or landlords who are willing to temporarily house migrants in their homes.
- The mayor did not specify how the plan would work or how much money New Yorkers would receive for hosting a migrant. However, Adam’s administration would have to work around a rule that bars the city from housing people in homes.
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NYC Mayor Wants To House Migrants In Private Residences
Mayor Would House Migrants In Homes
Group Station Manager Cherry Wiltshire and Bus Operator Alejandra Frino were guests as Mayor Eric Adams and the Downtown Alliance unveiled a sidewalk plaque in front of 250 Broadway on Thursday, Apr. 28, 2022 commemorating the July 7, 2021 parade for essential workers during the COVID-19 pandemic...(Marc A. Hermann / MTA)
