Judge orders NYC to stop using school to house migrants -- while blasting 'Right to Shelter' rule as 'relic from past'

A Staten Island judge Tuesday ordered the city to stop using the site of a former Catholic school as a 300-person migrant shelter -- while blasting the Big Apple's "Right to Shelter'' law as a "relic from the past."

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