Department of Justice opens criminal investigation into New York City migrant shelters, reports say
New York City’s migrant shelter operation is under criminal investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice, which is looking into the management and funding of the hotels that helped house the influx of hundreds of thousands of foreign migrants since 2022, according to published reports.
“Roosevelt Island has gotten really popular, the tram in specific,” said resident Adam Glenn. “Coming and going, especially coming back to the island from the city, has been chaotic with ...
NEW YORK (WABC ... than 84% of eligible adults in the city's care have applied for work authorization. Mayor Adams spoke about the closing of the Roosevelt Hotel while also addressing ...
The Roosevelt Hotel, a historic building converted to process tens of thousands of homeless foreign migrants as New York City's main intake shelter for almost two years, will close operations ...
The Roosevelt Island Tram began running on a new, more frequent schedule Saturday ... a tourist from France visiting the city for the first time, said. He said it was his son who first learned ...
On February 24, New York mayor Eric Adams announced that the Roosevelt Hotel will wind down its migrant operations, which will cease in June. Since May 2023, the once-glitzy Roosevelt has ...
The closure also comes as the Trump administration has taken a hard line on immigration and criticized New York City’s hotel shelters and the Roosevelt in particular. Adams’ handling of ...
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