"They're receiving debit cards now. They have lodging. They have free call centers. They have free medical care. They're getting free education. There is no need for migrants to become part of the problem of illegal street vending," said Ariola.
"I saw that in Ecuador. I saw that in Mexico. I saw that in Colombia. So sometimes people bring their culture, and how practices are done, into the city, and we want to make sure that people understand that children should be in school," Adams said.
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