Providing asylum seekers with permanent housing could save New York City billions, a new report suggests.
The findings were released on Wednesday by WIN, an organization that provides shelter to homeless women and children, along with the New York Immigration Coalition, an advocacy coalition that represents hundreds of immigrant rights groups.
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