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NYC mayor says migrant issue is a ‘humanitarian crisis’ requiring ‘all-hands-on-deck’ coordination from the US


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New York City Mayor Eric Adams said Sunday that the current migrant situation is a “humanitarian crisis created by human hands” that requires “an all-hands-on-deck moment” of coordination by the US.

“We should be clear that this is, as I’ve stated, a humanitarian crisis created by human hands. And it is an all-hands-on-deck moment. When we’re all supposed to come together and coordinate. Coordination during a crisis is something that we must do together.

https://www.cnn.com/2022/09/18/politics/eric-adams-migrant-crisis-cnntv/index.html

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For his part, Adams said Abbott and DeSantis are exhibiting an “erosion of basic human rights” by “treating people in an inhumane manner.” He went on to describe some of the conditions migrants were found in when they’ve arrived in New Yorkfrom border states. 

 

“In some cases, we had those who were Covid positive on the buses with individuals who were dehydrated – didn’t have proper food,” he said. “Some were even tagged, like you would tag an animal.”

 

Contemptible behaviour to use people like this.  

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3 hours ago, Scott said:

“We should be clear that this is, as I’ve stated, a humanitarian crisis created by human hands. And it is an all-hands-on-deck moment. When we’re all supposed to come together and coordinate. Coordination during a crisis is something that we must do together.

and we all know who created that current crisis.

 

As for "come together", IMO that's hardly going to happen as long as the multitudes are allowed across the border.

I expect the Biden policies on immigration will be a major boost to the Republicans at the polling stations come November.

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