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New York City Mayor Eric Adams is suing charter bus and transportation companies involved in busing migrants to New York City for hundreds of millions of dollars.

The lawsuit argues that the companies violated New York state law by not paying for the cost of caring for migrants and seeks $708 million in damages.

The Mayor of New York City, Eric Adams, has sued 17 bus companies for $700 million, claiming they should pay for the cost of caring for migrants they transported from Texas.

The bus companies have allegedly earned millions of dollars while implementing Governor Greg Abbott's plan to transport migrants to Democrat-run cities.

The city of New York has put the cost of caring for migrants at $708 million.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is suing 17 charter bus companies for transporting migrants to the city without paying for their care.

Adams claims that Texas Governor Greg Abbott's busing program is an attempt to overwhelm New York City's social services system.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott believes that Mayor Eric Adams should be suing President Biden over the migrant crisis in New York, rather than the bus companies paid by Texas to transport asylum-seekers.

Abbott argues that Adams' lawsuit is legally baseless and violates the United States Constitution, as the migrants transported to New York are already authorized to be in the United States legally.

Texas Gov. Gregg Abbott suggests that New York City Mayor Eric Adams should sue the Biden administration for the influx of migrants instead of suing bus companies.

Abbott claims that Adams' lawsuit against the bus companies is legally baseless, as the migrants are already authorized to be in the United States.

Mayor Eric Adams may consider filing a lawsuit against the federal government over the migrant crisis in New York City.

The $700 million lawsuit against bus companies transporting migrants from Texas to New York City is likely to fail.

Eric Adams faces challenges as New York City mayor

Crime rates are down and job recovery is strong under Adams

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced new restrictions on charter buses from Texas bringing migrants to the city.

The executive order requires buses to provide 32 hours' notice, arrive between 8:30 a.m. and 12 p.m., and drop off at a specific location.

Mayor Eric Adams is considering removing reporters from the municipal press room and press offices in One Police Plaza.

Adams has been embattled by investigations, budget cuts, and accusations of mismanaging the migrant crisis.

Feud between NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Public Advocate Jumaane Williams over public safety and personal attacks on where they live.

Williams accused Adams of living in Fort Lee, New Jersey while Adams denied it and staged a home tour.

The exchange on Twitter prompted Williams to shift the conversation towards substantive issues.

Mayor Eric Adams defends migrant services in New York City but criticizes the city's 'sanctuary' status for hindering the government's ability to address the crisis. Adams warns that the city is running out of room to accommodate migrants and people may end up sleeping on the streets. The misapplication of the 'right to shelter' law has contributed to the escalating situation, with over 161,500 asylum seekers entering New York since Spring 2022.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams criticizes Texas Gov. Greg Abbott for his response to the migrant surge at the border.

Adams calls Abbott's actions cruel and inhumane and accuses him of shifting the responsibility onto Democrat-dominated cities.

Williams and Adams, two leading Black Democrats from Brooklyn, have had a previously amicable relationship despite ideological differences.

Adams is currently facing budget cuts and a federal investigation into his 2021 campaign, leading to increased frustration and criticism from his opponents.

Mayor Eric Adams and Public Advocate Jumaane Williams engaged in a personal spat over their residences.

The confrontation started with the approval of the How Many Stops Act, which Adams criticizes and Williams co-sponsored.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has called out Texas Governor Greg Abbott for bussing asylum seekers to New York, causing strain on the city's resources.

Adams issued an executive order requiring charter bus companies to provide advance notice of the arrival of buses with migrants, but Abbott found a way to circumvent the policy.

Mayor Adams' effort to manage NYC's migrant crisis was foiled by bus companies creatively dropping off migrants in New Jersey.

The Biden administration's border policies have effectively eliminated the US-Mexico border and flooded the nation with unvetted arrivals.