From April 24 through early last week, city staffers at migrant shelters and intake centers alerted some 6,500 adult migrants that their shelter stays would be limited to 30 or 60 days, and they ...

As two men from Venezuela go through the shelter system and seek work, city officials and nonprofits adjust to the over 100,000 migrants who have arrived since the spring of 2022.

A controversial 2,200-bed migrant men's shelter has opened its doors in the South Bronx -- to the widespread condemnation of residents, merchants and local officials.

The new HERRC shelters will have a combined capacity for 1,200 people, according to Adams’ office. The first one will be at 220 W. 42nd St. in Midtown Manhattan.

According to city stats, nearly 230,000 migrants have been housed in taxpayer-funded city shelters since the flood of migrants began in 2022, and there are now just over 50,000 still in the system.

After New York Mayor Eric Adams announced plans for a 2,000-bed migrant shelter in the Bronx, Rep. Ritchie Torres slammed the decision, accusing Adams of creating an immigrant “dumping ground." ...

Carter said she didn’t know how many new shelters the city would open in the coming years and that it would take time to change the shelter system. “We are doing it slowly but surely,” she said.

For several hours the men say they are driven around the city on a bus and taken to two different shelters where they are turned away. Eventually, the bus drops them off in Brooklyn again.

Individual migrants get 30-day notices to leave shelters, and migrant families get 60-day notices. As summer turned to fall, and as fall has progressed, implementation of the policy has ramped up.