Politics NY: New York’s Source for Government & Political NewsPolitics NY: New York’s Source for Government & Political News
  • Contact Us
  • Inside Government
  • Election Primer
  • Power Lists
  • Debates & Forums
  • Regions
    • Queens
    • Brooklyn
    • The Bronx
    • Manhattan
    • Staten Island
  • Videos
    • In the Community With
    • Election Debates & Forums
  • Opinion
  • Policy
    • Transportation
    • Education
    • Police & Safety
    • Real Estate & Housing
    • Business & Economics
    • Health
    • Immigration
  • Judicial
  • Jobs
  • Our Network
    • amNY
    • Bronx Times
    • Brooklyn Paper
    • Caribbean Life
    • Dan’s Papers
    • Gay City News
    • Long Island Press
    • Metro
    • Noticia
    • QNS
Politics NY: New York’s Source for Government & Political NewsPolitics NY: New York’s Source for Government & Political News
  • Contact Us
  • Inside Government
  • Election Primer
  • Power Lists
  • Debates & Forums
  • Regions
    • Queens
    • Brooklyn
    • The Bronx
    • Manhattan
    • Staten Island
  • Videos
    • In the Community With
    • Election Debates & Forums
  • Opinion
  • Policy
    • Transportation
    • Education
    • Police & Safety
    • Real Estate & Housing
    • Business & Economics
    • Health
    • Immigration
  • Judicial
  • Jobs
  • Our Network
    • amNY
    • Bronx Times
    • Brooklyn Paper
    • Caribbean Life
    • Dan’s Papers
    • Gay City News
    • Long Island Press
    • Metro
    • Noticia
    • QNS
Politics NY: New York’s Source for Government & Political NewsPolitics NY: New York’s Source for Government & Political News
  • Regions
  • Queens
  • Brooklyn
  • The Bronx
  • Manhattan
  • Staten Island
  • Videos
  • In the Community With
  • Election Debates & Forums
  • Policy
  • Transportation
  • Education
  • Police & Safety
  • Real Estate & Housing
  • Business & Economics
  • Health
  • Immigration
  • Our Network
  • amNY
  • Bronx Times
  • Brooklyn Paper
  • Caribbean Life
  • Dan’s Papers
  •  
  • Gay City News
  • Long Island Press
  • Metro
  • Noticia
  • QNS
  • Contact Us
  • Inside Government
  • Election Primer
  • Power Lists
  • Debates & Forums
  • Opinion
  • Judicial
  • Jobs
Politics

Heartbreak Hotel: Migrants continue to sleep outside Midtown’s Roosevelt Hotel as shelter struggle continues

By Dean Moses
… Comments
Posted on August 1, 2023
DSC09206-copy-2-1200×957-1

Men continue to sleep huddled on the sidewalk outside of the Roosevelt Hotel in Midtown Manhattan, as the famous hotel is at full capacity and the City says it is bursting at the seams with asylum seekers.

Many immigrants could be seen laying on cardboard Tuesday outside the hotel at East 45th Street and Madison Avenue, while pedestrians pounded the pavement around them on their way to work. Some immigrants could be seen washing their hands and feet with water bottles, with others expressing desperation for food.   

See the full article at amNY

Heartbreak Hotel: Migrants continue to sleep outside Midtown’s Roosevelt Hotel as shelter struggle continues

About the Author

Related Articles

  • Migrants outside Adams admin operated hotelAdams admin seeks new vendors for migrant services contracts held by controversial DocGo
  • 53282060962_ab7be57cf2_cMigrant crisis | Mayor Adams says city is preparing to ‘manage’ scores of migrants sleeping on streets
  • Migrants camped outside Roosevelt Hotel in Midtown relocated to Queens
  • Legal Aid threatens to sue city after migrants left to sleep outside over the weekend

Jobs in New York

Add your job

  • SHURWAY AUTO REPIAR PREP/POLISHER NEEDED FOR AUTOBODY SHOP IN BAY RIDGE BROOKLYN (bay ridge brooklyn)
  • The Melillo Center for Developing MindsTherapy Assistant, Medical Assistant, OTA or COTA to work with patients in Autism Center
  • Equal Access PartnersADA TESTER

View all jobs…

Interviews

  • Kings Point Mayor Ebi Victory.Kings Point Mayor Ebi Victory wraps up first month

More from Around New York

Bronx Community Board 11 opens up the floor for comment on the proposed letter of support, dividing the room.
Bronx Times

Van Nest residents clash over a bill that would recognize Little Yemen as a cultural district

Mount Sinai's agreement with the Department of Justice comes more than a year after the provider first started restricting youth gender-affirming care in response to pressure from the Trump administration.
Gay City News

Mount Sinai agrees to end youth gender-affirming care and pay millions to patients, DOJ says

week
QNS

Victoria’s Secrets: A whirlwind week

IMG_6371
Brooklyn Paper

‘We Will Always Love You’: Dolly Parton tribute band Doll Parts brings ‘cathartic’ celebration to Brooklyn

  • Contact Us
  • Networking Events
  • Podcasts
  • © 2026 Political Edge LLC
  • Privacy Policy
  • Terms of Use
  • Sitemap
  • Sections
  • Jobs
  • Inside Government
  • Videos
  • Contact