Mayor Adams claims that the city will spend more on migrants than it does on the Fire, Parks and Sanitation Departments combined.
The migrant crisis is estimated to cost taxpayers $12B by July 1, 2025, forcing the city to spend more on the new arrivals than it does on the fire, parks and sanitation departments combined. Mayor Adams and other city officials are demanding more help from the state and federal officials.New York City’s migrant crisis is now expected to cost taxpayers 12 billion dollars by July 1, 2025.
Mayor Adams says the city will spend more on migrants than it does on the Fire, Parks, and Sanitation Departments combined. Adams says the city could face even more cuts to city services, without more state and federal aid. The city is also looking to cut services to migrants as well. "There's more they can do, including expediting pathways to work authorizations for asylum seekers," Adams said. "There's nothing more anti-American than not letting people work."
City Hall wouldn’t say what they are requesting, but Adams says he would like to see a decompression strategy throughout the state, with more upstate counties pitching in.
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