Adams, 64, announced on Monday that The Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan will no longer be housing asylum seekers very soon. More than 232,000 migrants have made their way into NYC since the crisis ...

New York City will close a processing center and shelter for asylum seekers housed in a former luxury hotel after the number of new arrivals fell to less than 10% of its peak during the migrant ...

The hotel, which has taken in more than 173,000 migrants since its opening as a shelter in 2023, struggled to keep up with the influx. At times migrants waited outside the facility for days.