Migrants in New York begin to be evicted from temporary shelters: From open arms policy to the street: The collapse of New York migrant shelters | U.S.

The thousands of people living in shelters set up by the city, which has received nearly 200,000 immigrants since 2022, denounce the lack of a long-term plan. Since last week, the situation has worsened with cuts to the maximum length of stay

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