Exclusive | NYC dramatically shrinks Randall's Island migrant camp while combatting lawlessness
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The city is reducing the migrant population on Randall's Island, moving around 800 residents, over 25% of its capacity of 3,000, amid safety concerns.
City Councilwoman Diana Ayala noted, 'Having 3,000 people in such a small space was a problem,' indicating that the high concentration of migrants exacerbated public safety issues.
With 330 acres of parkland and recreational facilities, the use of Randall's Island for a migrant encampment has sparked contention among local families.
As part of a strategy to manage the encampment, the city has implemented 30-day limits on shelter for individuals, and conducted raids to dismantle illegal encampments.
Read at New York Post
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