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More migrant relief centers coming to Brooklyn and Queens, mayor says

By Ben Brachfeld Posted on July 11, 2023
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The city is establishing two new migrant relief centers at a Queens hotel and a converted Brooklyn warehouse, Mayor Eric Adams announced on Tuesday.

The first new humanitarian emergency response and relief center (HERRC) will open Tuesday at the Crowne Plaza Hotel near John F. Kennedy Airport, and will have capacity for 330 families with children. In a couple weeks, the city will also open a new HERRC at 47 Hall St., in Clinton Hill, with capacity for 1,400 adults.

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More migrant relief centers coming to Brooklyn and Queens, mayor says

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