The migrant crisis has already cost New York City billions of dollars, and state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli says billions more will be spent to provide asylum-seeker assistances over the next several years.
An in-depth study that DiNapoli’s office released this week revealed the eye-popping fiscal burden being shouldered by taxpayers to deal with the influx of migrants.
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Sen. John Liu announces new theft prevention laws aimed at protecting small business owners in Queens
City Council opposition to Adams’ likely corporation counsel nominee Mastro grows
