NYC Mayor Blames Republicans' 'Failure' for Migrant Suicide
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The recent suicide of an asylum seeker has exposed the human costs of the recent political drama as the feud between Republican and Democratic governors and mayors over the busing of migrants to cities like New York City, Washington, D.C., Chicago, and Martha's Vineyard in Massachusetts continues to escalate. New York City Mayor Eric Adams, said on Monday that the refugee had committed suicide because he had been "traumatised by this whole experience."
Newsweek published a centrist article about how New York City Mayor Eric Adams said the suicide of an asylum seeker was a "failure" of Republican governors who sent migrants to New York instead. Texas Governor Greg Abbott's press secretary called Adams' comments "lies and selectively attacking Texas' busing operation". Since May, at least 11,000 migrants have entered the city's homeless shelters on buses chartered by Abbott.
A left-leaning article from Politico highlights that NYC Mayor Eric Adams is considering using cruise ships to house homeless asylum seekers. More than 11,000 migrants, mostly from Central and South America, have entered city homeless shelters since May. Mayor Eric Adams blasted Texas Gov. Greg Abbott for sending buses of asylum seekers to the city.
A right-leaning article from Fox News highlights how Mayor Eric Adams said that the city is considering taking legal action against Texas over the busloads of migrants. Abbott has said Texas will continue sending buses of migrants to sanctuary cities like New York City, Washington, D.C. and Chicago until the federal government secures the southern border.
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Asylum seeker died by suicide in New York City homeless shelter, mayor says
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