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Adams says ‘influx’ of buses with migrants expected this week as Trump immigration order expires

By Ben Brachfeld Posted on December 18, 2022
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Mayor Eric Adams on Sunday pleaded for help from the state and federal governments to handle an “influx” of buses carrying Latin American migrants expected to arrive in New York City this week, as the Trump-era Title 42 restrictions on border crossings is set to expire.

Adams even warned that if financial aid does not materialize to handle the influx, the city may be forced into drastic cuts for other programs.

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Adams says ‘influx’ of buses with migrants expected this week as Trump immigration order expires

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