NYC Mayor Eric Adams asks judge to SUSPEND 'right to shelter' law after more than 122K migrants flooded into city in a year - while critics fear the move will cause street homelessness to 'balloon to a level unseen in our city since the Great Depression'

Adams, 63, sent a letter Tuesday evening urging a judge to dismiss the city's legal obligation to provide shelter to adults, claiming the 1981 law should be void in a state of emergency.

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