You could tell that the Biden border crisis had fully spiraled out of control last month when even New York City Mayor Eric Adams began calling on the City Council to abandon Gotham’s “right to shelter” policy which assures that everyone who asks for housing will be provided with a roof over their head. Despite the deplorable conditions on the streets, his request was still met with resistance and a legal scuffle ensued. That situation appeared to have been put to rest on Friday by a Manhattan Supreme Court Judge. The policy isn’t being eliminated entirely, but changes are being made that are intended to free up more shelter space more quickly. Unfortunately, the changes are largely cosmetic and they do nothing to address the underlying issues that made this such a crisis to begin with. (NY Post)
Mayor Eric Adams’ administration on Friday reached a deal in the migrant-fueled…
