City asked the state for more help which was met with sharp criticism from governor kathy hochul attorney. wrote work documents the state has identified numerous additional state on properties and nonstate on sites that are viable options for sheltering migrants the city has not accepted these offers. such a break this down where the filing accuses city of rejecting more than a dozen sites which had housed more than 3000 migrants for the state also said the city needed to better manage the $1.5 billion in state funds aralready given. during adams thursday remarks he pushed back on that criticism though to say these sites were not suitable for the long run pretty also said there is no feud between him and the governor. the sites that were given to us somewhere in floodplains, some for not suitable to build. and so we analyzed each site we did not ignore any of the sites. when you look at the points the governor raised i want to sit