New York state officials are pushing back against allegations of misconduct agains DocGo, a company working with the city and state to help house migrants.
amNewYork Metro obtained and reviewed a letter from the Office of Temporary and Disability Assistance (OTDA) which found a lack of evidence to support the claims of misconduct made last month in a New York Times report.
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