New York Migrant Shelters Closing As Trump Returns

NYC'S MIGRANT CRISIS TAKES A WILD TURN—SHELTERS CLOSING AS TRUMP RETURNS

From migrant surge to sudden slowdown: NYC's seeing just 400 new arrivals weekly, down from 4,000 in January.

Mayor Adams is now rushing to relocate 1,800 asylum seekers from Floyd Bennett Field before Trump takes office.

The city's already shuttered 11 shelters, with hotels emptying out across Manhattan and Brooklyn.

A $2 billion savings for taxpayers, and they're not done yet. Randall's Island facility with its 2,000 residents gets the axe in February.

Even upstate's pulling back, with five counties preparing to close their migrant hotels.

Guess that famous New York hospitality has an expiration date.