Exclusive | Migrant tent city in Brooklyn will stay another year as feds extend lease for controversial encampment
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The extension request for the migrant encampment has been thoroughly reviewed to address New York's continued emergency declaration, ensuring ongoing visitor access and public safety.
Local residents have expressed strong opposition to the shelter, citing increased crime and disturbances in their neighborhoods, particularly from new arrivals to the encampment.
Councilwoman Joann Ariola stated that the community has been vocal against the shelter and criticized the ongoing investment into the project as a misuse of taxpayer funds.
Governor Hochul coordinated state financial support for the tent shelter, covering leasing costs, though city funds are still directed towards transporting migrant students.
Read at New York Post
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