abbott is not sending you to china. >> eric adams ascending them. >> eric adams is sending them to chinahe a travel agent? >> i don't know! your people come here to new york city from peru, chad, madagascar, because her promise this was a century city. they were lord and by this push and pull of immigration policy. thinking they could come here -200 people sleeping outside the roosevelt hotel. mostly men, which is very concerning. you know, under this false pretense. all of the cities homeless population has doubled, eric adams has the cities overrun. healthcare and schools, all of it and we can't do it anymore. but it's because of him! >> and it is emergency combat, nothing else going on. because have you heard about the prostitution that skyrocketing the city? >> if i be honest, i have not fully investigated that particular. the particulars of it. >> midtown with a camera. >> what about johnny? >> i think that's a better idea. you are acted out! what happens lisa, when someone likes you, then you get to the party, then they say, never mind, we don't want you here! and they kick you out

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an embattled and impassioned new york city mayor eric adams called for more cities to take on migrants the city has taken over 100,000 at a cost of $12 billion the next three years. adams says he wants the biden administration to foot the bill. >> new york city makes up .05% of the land mass. we have 99.5% of the asylum seekers here. the solution is not just new york city. the solution is new york state and the united states. that is what this lies on. >> adams spoke at a rally urging the biden administration to expedite work permits for migrants in an effort to alleviate the burden on new york city's overcrowded shelter system, which is housing 60,000 migrants. critics say work permits will incentivize more migrants to come to the city. governor hochul went to the white house yesterday and met with president biden's chief of staff demanding executive action. the white house offered more staff to help recruit and identify eligible migrants for permits in the city. meantime, the blame game continues. both said homeland security 60s mayorkas and the biden administration needs to do more.

from the sound you just shared new york city mayor eric adams said he believed this is a partheparentingssue. today he also said he believes there may have been some outside agitators. >> we believe there were some outside influencer that may have attempted to aggravate the situation. people came from outside the city to be be there. we are looking further into whether it was outside agitators. you do not come to get free game boys and bring smoke bombs and bring mad and bring other disruptive items. kai cenat a social media influencer with more than 13 million followers across all of his platforms announced on instagram the giveaway would begin at 4:00 p.m. friday at new york city union square park by 3:00 p.m. thousands had gathered for the giveaway which was supposed to include free playstation fives, webcams, headphones, gift cards and other items. but instead a ruckus unfolded and no one left with any of those items are plenty of people and officers did lead with injuries. jeffrey with nypd says he saw at least four people taken away in ambulances and others with bloodied heads. kai

eric adams we are overflow capacity. the state, governor hope but what is she doing about it?he is crying for more money. she was to see this brought out, she won new york city and all the other counties in the state including long island she lost it. now to ease the crisis we have here in new york, take my word for it they're going to start to entertain other areas throughout the state and long island long d progressive already tried that, they tried busting similes migrants to outlying areas for quicker still have control the outline areas. they are not allowed but right now they cannot have that but they will. mark my words. jon: if new york city cannot how the influx you got to wonder how they're doing in places like eagle pass, texas. >> that is what i say jon it is been going on for years.at the border down in texas you've got to feel bad for these people. and now we are getting it so all the sudden we look at it pure absolute wonder, no, close the border. >> councilwoman of new york city, councilwoman thank you. >> thank you jon. >> in orlando, florida police say a man

the family was also saying we know eric adams. ic has been with our family. >> his daughter january came out and spoke about that after. >> and his other relatives as well. >> mayor eric adams, thank you for being here tonight and answering our questions and of course if you do hear from president biden on what is the biggest issue you're facing right now please let us know. >> will do. >> thank you for joining us in studio tonight. >>> ahead, much more on what we were just talking about there at the beginning o the fbi raid where a man allegedly threatening the president shot and killed in the early hours in utah this morning and wildfires are burning out of control in hawaii. at least six people have been killed. the national guard has been deployed. thousands of people are evacuating. we'll speak to someone still on the ground tonight. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever you go. wherever you stay. all you need is one key. earn and use rewards across expedia, hotels.com, and vrbo. >>> tonight we are learning chilling new details about a deadly conf

>> let me tell you something, they deserve to boot eric adams like a man with no plan.he has rolled out the red carpe with our tax dollars. he treats them better than the citizens themselves, especially african americans who elected him mayor against me. african-americans, many of them are homeless, they are dest destitute, their veterans, emotionally disturbed. they get nothing. the illegal aliens get everything. so they have an education that they are going to be in hotel, will get three squares began about a foot long, life insurance, to insurance, and live the american dream. at whose expense? our expense. a meantime -- will not name and shame this president who has allowed the borders to just be an open floodgate pita tonga let's talk about compassion. i have compassion for young immigrants that cross the bo border, many of them human traffic because of the lawlessness of joe biden. i have compassion for immigrant who are told we'll give you sanctuary in a busti but they give you sanctuary. or these illegal migrant children who are emergency and resumes were overcr

i'm joined now tonight by the mayor of new york city, eric adams. mayor adams, thank you for being here. obviously, we wanted you to come on to talk about immigration and what's happening in the city. we'll get to that in a moment. but on this disturbing story, about what we learned today, this raid being carried out. this meant not only threaten president biden, allegedly, but also the vice president, attorney general, the district attorney and manhattan, alvin bragg. do you feel like threats to public officials have gotten worse and what do you think is driving that? >> i think it is a combination of over proliferation of guns in our country. the real mental health illnesses that we are seeing, and social media. we say this over and over again. we had a summit here in new york, to see the impact of social media on our young people. young adults. those threats, the fbi, you have to really commend him for taking this seriously and carrying out a proper investigation. >> are you more nervous to be a publicly elected official today? >> you are always c

i mean, eric adams is talking about the capacity being felt at this point. >> there's a reason why socialnie sanders have never really liked the open border policies of the left. you can't have a social safety net if you have endless amounts of input and about the trump policies, the safe third country diplomatic deals, tom cotton saying if joe biden reverse these we will have a crisis, unlike the economy or covid whereby den -- where biden did have to inherit problems. the gore was solved. maria: so was the economy. we were talking about very strong growth before biden walked in, before covid-19. >> and low inflation. it is funny how democrats changed their tunes. democrats were asking do we not embrace the migrants and a pay for them. you see what happens. roosevelt hotel closed to guests and only reopened not to garner a profit, not to bring new york back in business but just to house migrants. maria: there's a major difference between legal and illegal my u migration. the democrats try to mush it together to make it look like republicans are against a i have verse fide country and --

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. >> emily: new york city mayor eric adams once a champion of sanctuary cities is declaring state of. video from fox news reveals sheer scale of a massive migrant shelter currently under construction on randall island. several soccer fields is the city's latest move to deal with the migrants, many left with nowhere else to go and forced to sleep on the street. the mayor says the city is at a breaking point. he is meeting with a top aide today as he demands the administration does more and send financial help. >> we are past our breaking points, new yorker compassion may be limitless, our pocket book is not. by the end of june, 2025, we are asking the federal government to declare state of emergency to allow federal funds to address urgent challenges we face. if we don't get support we need, new yorkers could be left with $12 billion bill. >> emily: sings a different tune, compassion is limitless and resources are not. >> emily: biden is going to send an aide, we don't need a communication liaison. we all see the pictures in front of the hotel. i'm tired of hearing about the humanitar

all this overflow prompted mayor eric adams to ask for a federal state of emergency and massachusettsto declare one. leadership pleading for help as the tab runs up. >> we don't get the support we need. new yorkers could be left for $12 billion bill. >> that $12 billion bill is cost for three fiscal years at current rate migrant crisis cost new york city $383 per family seeking shelter and services everyday. the cities it is a price tag of $9.8 million each and everyday. that cry directed at the federal government we are learning mayor eric adams will meet with tom perez, one of biden's top aides. protesters are outside a hospital in queens that is set to be a tent city for migrants. >> this whole thing will snowball because the schools are going to open in two weeks. we are totally unprepared to handle that. >> behind us is park, ymca there, charter school behind us. >> this is outrageous, they put in a nonamerican before american. >> as bluest of blue states complain issue border states say this is what we've been dealing with for years. the situation on the ground, hundreds arrivin

and today mayor eric adams shares with me that the city cannot continue to help them all.g scene. a humanitarian crisis unfolding in midtown manhattan. more than 100 migrants sleeping on the streets outside of the historic roosevelt hotel. >> repor >> that was just days ago. now the lines of people outside the hotel are gone, moved to shelters around the city. but officials say hundreds more are arriving each day to the hotel, which is serving as an intake center. >> hello, how are you? >> mayor adams, how you? so nice to see you again. new york city mayor eric adams took "nightline" on an exclusive tour of the hotel. >> i believe roosevelt spoke from up there once. >> a historic room? >> yes. >> now filled with cots. >> exactly. >> the city said around 3,000 people, all families are staying in the roosevelt right now. we also spoke with dr. ted long, senior vice president of new york city health and hospitals. >> this is our new york city arrival center for asylum seekers. many will leave within 24 hours because with our help, they can take that next step forward. now we

most importantly note to eric adams.year ago to the day that our mayor, eric adams showed up and greeted the first bus sent by texas governor abbott. instead of working in solidarity with habit. inviting him to the border to see the crisis, he called him a racist. he said we are sanctuary city. we'll take care of all the illegal aliens the you can send us. a year later, he is going "no mas" pushing them into the outer neighborhoods. they were saying no more, adams. no more illegals. no more tents. >> sean: curtis, i'm looking at this. biden is in arizona. he got illegal immigrants in biden have been built cages and 113 degrees heat. he didn't have time to visit that? how do you excuse that? how do you pick and choose a loss they want to enforce and ignore the ones you don't want to enforce. he is aiding and abetting in all of this, isn't he? >> no doubt about it. there's a plan here to get in this many is 4 million, 5 million, six million illegals. what suckers you are for calling you sanctuary cities and states and now

mayor eric adams. of progress, or does this speak to the humanitarian crisis your city is facing? >> this is not a sign of progress. this is a sign of a crisis, the greatest, i believe, humanitarian crisis this city has ever witnessed. >> reporter: it's been difficult for the city to find space, leaving at one point dozens waiting outside and even sleeping on sidewalks at the roosevelt hotel that has now been converted into an intake center. new york city projects it could spend up to $12 billion on the crisis over the next three years. the situation so dire, the mayor is also considering using a closed federal prison as an option. >> everything is on the table. i want to be clear on that. everything is on the table because when people come here, the last stop is for someone to sleep on the street. >> reporter: the mayor wants the biden administration to intervene and grant migrants the right to work. >> what would you say to president biden if he's listening right now? >> the precursor to sleep to enj

mayor eric adams has called for federal assistance. >> we need help. we need help.not going to get any better. we put busses there for cooling systems, but it's just not sustainable. john: city officials say the shelter system has been overwhelmed by the nearly 100,000 migrants and asylum seekers who have arrived in new york since spring 2022. further complicating things, republican governors like greg abbott of texas have been sending thousands of migrants to new york city and other so-called sanctuary cities. in addition to financial help, adams is asking the federal government to expedite work permits. but some advocates say a longer term solution is needed. >> we need to actually stop doubling and tripling down on broken systems like our emergency shelter system and actually invest in getting people out of emergency shelter and into permanent housing. john: new york's guarantee of housing is the result of a lawsuit from the legal aid society more than 40 years ago. this week, legal aid threatened to take the city back to court. jasmine garsd is a new york based

mayor eric adams blames governor hochul for not forcing suburban communities to take in migrants. hochul says the city has been slow to respond. both are blaming mayokas and the biden administration, which says congress is at fault for not having a better border plan. all of this as the city is losing patience. more and more protests including a violent clash that was on sunday. critics say ultimately, dana, that look, if you expedite these work permits you could be doing nothing but incentivizing more migrants to come to the city that's seeing 10,000 migrants a month at a cost of $12 billion over the next few years. >> dana: isn't this going to cause more people to come? right. thank you, bryan. >> aishah: new york's governor kathy hochul visited the white house yesterday to ask for help from the government for the big apple spiraling migrant crisis. let's bring in new york congressman mike lawlor who sits on the house foreign affairs committees and represents some of these suburbs around new york city. welcome to the show. i want to quickly read a part of this letter that you wr

meanwhile, an urgent warning for the new york city, new york, city mayor eric adams.says president biden must get a handle on the border crisis before our cities are overrun. luck on that. we are live outside a hotel in mednet where the shelter space is maxed out. and continues to be that way day after day. where does this stop? plus this. >> credit card rates are the highest ever crude auto loan rates at 7%. home prices, the starter homes, they don't exist. the american dream is slipping quickly if we don't do something about it. >> standing on the economic stage after the country's long-term credit rating has been downgraded for the second time in history. what this means where the american dream. up next with his million-dollar answer. >> looking forward to that. new details after new hampshire hearses kidnapped in haiti. how the escalating violence is hampering humanitarian aid to the struggling island nation. to make ends meet. credit card rates are averaging 22% and still climbing. even car and truck loans can be 15%. but newday's rates are a fraction of that. t

talk about the situation today where the mayor, democratic mayor eric adams faces a deadline to tell the new york governor what new york city needs. murad: first, thank you for having me with you today. one piece of information i would like to share is that new york city, new york state has welcomed immigrants and refugees for centuries. this time is no different. we have been welcoming folks from across the world. this past year we have seen an increase of people coming from the southern border. through that we have also seen that our system is not actually working in the city. we are a city of 9 million people, a city that has long had an incredible impact across the spectrum, contribution from various communities, specifically within immigrant communities helping to build our skyscrapers, bridges, every piece of new york city and new york state has an immigrant imprint and it. last week what we saw on the news across the globe at this point is asylum six seekers sleeping outside of the roosevelt hotel which has been turned into a welcome center. those images were gutwrenching. how

today, new york city mayor eric adams blaming outside agitator for inflaming the chaos, but blasting parents, saying our children cannot get their values from social media. police reporting more than 60 people arrested, nearly half under the age of 18. abc's rena roy leads us off from union square. >> reporter: tonight, after hours of violent pandemonium, social media influencer kai cenat hit with three charges -- felony riot causing public injury or damage, inciting a riot, and unlawful assembly. thousands rushing to manhattan's union square creating chaos. >> $100 gift cards all here, bro. we going to go crazy for new york, man. >> reporter: after cenat told his millions of followers on live-streaming platform twitch friday that he would give away video game consoles and gift cards. >> children cannot get their values, their beliefs from social media. >> reporter: today, new york city mayor eric adams saying he believes outside agitators inflamed the situation. >> you don't come to get free gameboys and bring smoke bombs. >> we have fire extinguishers and paint being thrown by the

kathy hochul released a letter in which she called out mayor eric adams for not doing enough.ng the governor needs to issue executive order before the further out of control. former new york city mayoral candidate joins the onset, both of them were in favor of sanctuary cities, both of their fault. they should work together to solve it maybe or maybe they should vote for you to be mayor. >> that would be the wisest decision. i'm coming after him to save our city but they are not on the book the says were a sanctuary city or state, it's of proclamation. you could resend that any moment and say stop, stay on the bus, we will give you a box lunch. joe biden, he's the one who wanted you in, go to the white house. they have the national mall between the lincoln memorial and washington monument. put the tent there, but d.c., they created this disaster, let them deal with it but it's about the money billions of dollars at stake and now they are going on one another, show me the money, where's the money? no receipt, no invoice so you say let's follow them to their cronies. >> good poi

mayor eric adams pleaded, he was offered a liaison to fix the problem and he's not happy.have a report coming at you next. ♪ mayor of new york warning migrant crisis is not just new york problem and he says musick it's under control, it's all coming to a neighborhood near you. madison always is with us, outside the roosevelt hotel in new york jampacked with migrants. adams is not happy about liaison so what does he want? >> he wants expedited visas in the federal government to declare state of emergency because the situation here is untenable. you can look at what we have. this is not only migrant shelter but the intake center so any migrant the once housing has to come here. this line has not changed since yesterday. some of these folks speaking overnight on the ground for three sometimes four nights still waiting to get inside to be processed. or you cannot experience for just watching is the smell so to save the spot in line, some folks are staying here nonstop to go to the bathroom, they p.m. themselves so it bed, bathroom and kitchen. we had to speak to a migrant who

tom perez, top white house aide, will meet with mayor eric adams, according to "new york post." e post says biden sending top aide to meet with adams in nyc. what is interesting, the city has been overrun with migrants, there are 57,000 now and he's saying it will be 100,000 9.8 million a day they are spending. to massachusetts, they are having a state of emergency because of the migrant crisis. you have the lieutenant governor driscoll saying open your home to migrants. watch this. >> we are calling on everyone in massachusetts to come together, help us meet this moment in our state and offer a helping hand. most importantly, if you have an extra room or suite in your home, please consider hosting a family. safe housing and shelter is our most pressing need. >> cheryl: and obviously martha's vineyard overrun. lady gaga's dad, he basically lives in my neighborhood, he is furious about what is happening, these migrants are partying in the street from 10 p.m. to 4 a.m., cat calling, prostitution, he has a restaurant there. he raised lady gaga, in our neighborhood. he said if it wer

coming up, after friday's teen riot in new york city, mayor eric adams says thousands of rowdy young tearing up an iconic neighborhood, that is next. the first time your sales reached 100k with godaddy was also the first time your profits left you speechless. at the counter or on the go, save 20% with the lowest transaction fees and keep more of what you make. start saving today at godaddy.com there are currently more than 750,000 unfilled cybersecurity jobs in the u.s. the google cybersecurity certificate was made to fill that gap and help grow the workforce that's keeping us all safe. >> kayleigh: new york city mayor adams is passing blame. friday's riot began after influencer promised to give away game consoles at the spot. thousands of teenage followers showed up and didn't take long for things to get violent. the teens jumped on top of cars, smashed windshields and screamed obscenities. some threw america-80 fireworks. mayor adams had this afterward. >> what is happening to our youth in this country, specifically here in new york city is something we should all be alarmed about.

i want you to look at this and comment, our fearless mayor eric adams had interesting blame to placehe destruction. >> this is not a police issue, it's a parenting issue. we need to be clear on that. police is the response after an incident happened but there should be a proactive approach and i wonder with the thousands of children there hurling dangerous objects at police officers, disrespecting the residents in the area, attacking each other, how many parents text their children? >> you should stop them if you want to talk to your kids so the twitch streamer or the parent? seems like an easy scapegoat. >> i think the broken clock correct twice a day and in this case, he is correct. i remember the good old days walking through the streets of new york and the trash and cold pizza. now it smells like fragrance of marijuana every time i jump into jimmy failla, things things have changed quickly and this is the standard, it shouldn't be and when you go to cities like california and los angeles specifically, chicago and a lot of places they legalize, you don't smell it on the street and

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. >> ashley: one of president biden's top aides meets face-to-face with new york city mayor eric adams federal aid. >> carley: lauren from fox business is here. >> good morning, happy friday. a white house representative met with mayor eric adams for half an hour, no word if they discussed the cost of the crisis. $12 billion over two years is the cost. they did discuss where to house the migrants and how to get them work papers. the courts are backlogged and it will likely take longer than normal as the tab is running up. >> new york compassion may be limitless, but our resources are not and our partners at the state and local level know this. allocating resources, thatten moos you lose, lose while most vulnerable new yorkers, as well as those seeking asylum. >> federal government has given 142 million dollars, 100,000 migrants have pass through new york, with 57,000 in the city care, that is costing taxpayers nearly $10 million per day, and not to mention, 20,000 children will go to city schools next month and so many do not speak enlish. the teachers will be strained. >> carley: grea

here is the crowd before arrests were made. >> no to eric adams, no to tents and no to migrants. the tentses, no to the migrants. no to the tents, no to the migrants. the mayor has forsaken us. the governor has forsaken us? >> todd: joe biden got us in this mess with open border policy. >> sanctuary policy and kathy hochul put a billion dollars in new taxes in last year's budget to pay for tax pay ors to pay for it. everyone feels sorry for humanitarian crisis at record levels, joe biden and secretary mayorkas fault, they both should be impeached for this issue alone. look at cost to new york taxpayers, why are we putting this cost and to bring them upstate no evidence they are vetted, we had to evict them from college dorms so students could go back to school and that is abuse of taxpayers and think about the average american, we have to commute upstate in cars we don't have public transportation. highest energy cost for cars, heating homes, inflation, cost of groceries and to add migrant crisis and move people to region we have to pay them. we can't pay for our own homeless bec

crowd offen it0 protesters gathered outside of mayor eric adams's residence yesterday to call out the situation. some accuse of putting migrants before americans and fights broke out with counter protesters. [cheering] >> emily: nypd officers made several arrests, after this one was seen trying to light the american flag on fire before stomping it in the ground. migrant protests are becoming common throughout the big apple as blue leadership is without an answer to the crisis. 100,000 migrants entered in weeks and the city shelter system is out of room. many migrants left with no choice but to sleep on the streets of tsanctuary city. tammy, you have been a resident here a long time, what do you think? >> year 2023, from custom border patrol 4.49 million encounters. these are people that have moved in. think about sanctuary city, new york is a safrpth your city. los angeles sanct iary city. encent vising, they are supposed to be ready for this. come, we are here for you, that is sanctuary city dynamic. when you have 100,000 people straining this area, what about el paso and small towns

arthel: okay adam and eric for a good southern california prepping for the stork storm that is alreadyting the region with heavy rain put orange county fire authority captain greg joins us now. captain, listen this is expected to be a water event of course. do you have any concerns of high winds possibly downing power lines? are you coordinate with the power company southern california edison? lex that is a big concern. a lot of talk about the rain rightfully so. major concern we have winds printed 15 -- 25 miles per hour and potential gusts, reach greater than that 35 miles or even greater. something we are familiar with out here. we have the santa ana winds were revealed the major wildfires. we are accustomed to dealing with the wind made that great working relationship with power companies as well as all the cities that we serve to mitigate any problems that arise as a result of the wind. arthel: that must mean they're ready to turn off the power if necessary. i would ask if you could tell me if you have any extra personnel on duty or on call if god for bid any downed power line spa

." >> eric adams will be leading a rally in lower manhattan focusing on the crisis. >> rachel: after has been handling influx on its own. >> brian: brian is live from the rally right now, let them go. >> brian: yeah, good morning. this is the first time this rally eric adams calling on business leaders and new yorkers to show up in downtown this morning to pressure the biden administration to expedite work permit for migrants who arrived here illegally, they are overcrowding the shelters. faster they get migrants working, quicker the migrants in the overcrowded system can get out. critics say work permits will encourage more migrants to come to the city. new york governor kathy hochul visited the white house demanding work permit and assistance and met with president biden's chief of staff and secretary mayorkas, committed to help identify work permit eligible migrants and push them to apply for permits with text and e-mail. >> they are committed. i have presed the white house to find a path to get more people working. they are starting tomorrow with an app notification for people wh

not be hog-tied by state unfortunately, lawmakers in albany, but let's stay with new york city, eric adamsaming from if rafters shelters reached capacity you've got shocking video lines of people sleeping in new york i have seen with my ice, vice president kamala harris blaming congress for crisis, slammings republican governor for bugs migrants to sanctuary states. >> lets agree people should not be the pawns in a political game, human beings should not be treated as pawns, in a political game, if you want to deal with the problem, then do it if you are a leader, by participating in the solution. one very clear solution significant solution in front of us, for years now. we need to pass immigration reform. >> borrowed czar doug. she is a border oscar supposed to be dealing with border has she even gone anywhere near the border? i don't think so. >> i guess, level half a mile close to the border i agree with one thing we should not use folks as political pawns biden administration should not put through ports of entry illegally coming into this country calling it legal pathway you know not

shelter weir thousands costing 20 million dollars a month on top of the 12 billion dollars mates by eric adamsost his city over a year and now expanded capacity to holdly,000 new illegal immigrants. here with reaction curtis. i think this is an arrest 79. im keeping up. i gotta make sure. >> that is correct. and the best arrest yet i did this for senior citizens. from the greatest generation this mayor flown the queue left to go to isreal. he is seeking sanctuary there. he kicked out 100 elderly seniors some of them who are rate republican in world worry 2. kicked them in the street and said we are kicking you out making room for illegal aliens. inspects, residence came together and said you will not do this and earlier today kathy the governor signed a contract with the government to bring in 2, 500 single able body men in historical place in american history floyd bennett field some of our first flights took place and out there tomorrow notice example going to block the fence and say, no. send the illegal aliens back we need to take care of americans first the miguarantees to the back and ho

why is eric adams focused on work authorizations for these migrants? an issue of utmost important not just mayor adams but also governor hochul who time and time again made clear their main strategy to this, to bring relief amid the crisis, which is the sooner that some of these asylum seekers can work in the united states, the sooner they have a source of steady wages that can allow them to pay their way out of shelters and into long term housing. you mentioned the number, nearly 60,000 -- well over 100,000 asylum seekers are in the city's care, and that's straining the resources. so we'll hear mayor adams repeating the call. the location of the rally alone is noteworthy, just across the street from the federal building that typically processes many of the asylum applications. so a source telling me this is intentional. they hope to bring the message directly to the federal government to amplify what they're saying. aside from politicians i have heard from asylum seekers as myself and colleagues have been covering this the last 18 months, work authori

. >> gillian: new york city's mayor eric adams is asking once again for help dealing with migrants thatelmed city shelters. he's holding a rally with business and labor leaders and called on the fed to speed up the process of letting migrants work legally inside the u.s. bryan llenas reports live from lower manhattan. hi, bryan. >> eric adams has been criticized by kathy hochul for his slow response to the migrant crisis in the city. top aides to president biden are angry reportedly of his very public critiques of the administration's response to the migrant crisis. that didn't stop adams from going to town today and asking for help. >> we need the national government to stand up. this is not a new york city issue. this is a national issue. it must be resolved by the national government. so don't critique what we've done. don't tell us how you have done it better. don't sit in a bleachers and be a spectator on this full contact sport. >> mayor adams holding a rally calling on the biden administration to expedite work permits for migrants. he said 60,000 migrants are living in the overcr

voters are also not happy with the way that mayor eric adams is handling the crisis even though he says helps hands are tied and looking for the biden administration and voters aren't happy with the way the white house is handling. people in the city want answers but they see groups and lines of migrants all over the place. >> sandra: taxpayers, residents of the cities. more than half don't like the direction it is going. thank you, alexis. >> dana: president biden and vice president harris continue to campaign on the economy but the threat of further rate hikes has americans concerned. >> sandra: the san francisco crime crisis forcing another big store to pack up and leave. how the mayor is pledging to get things under control. >> dana: an update from hawaii. how a utility company may have hampered the investigation into the devastating wildfires. >> everything is different. nothing is the same. nothing will ever be the same. old lahaina, it will never be the same lahaina. the heartland of america. we rely on hard work and honest manufacturing to deliver high quality, heirloom inspired

city streets are engulfed with illegals and eric adams, the mayor, says it will cost the city taxpayersl right around the corner, 18,000 illegal kids are about to be dropped into the city's public schools for the upcoming year. and the estimated cost of educating migrant students will cost $32,000 per child, adding up to over a half billion dollars. and who knows if these kids even speak the language, if there are enough teachers to help them, or if they are even immunize. instead of fixing the problem, mayor adams is just sending it up state. shipping over 500 illegals to erie county, home to the city of buffalo. but once a migrant got there, all broke loose. one illegal a woman in front of her three-year-old child while another illegal sexually assaulted a hotel employee. and now the county is refusing any more asylum-seekers and is asking for help. >> governors agreed to plays national guard members at each of the hotels to act as a stabilizing presence. >> i guess when you let in 5 million illegals into the country without knowing where they came from, what their criminal history is

mayor eric adams wants and exec in order to stop other localities from preventing migrant housing asmigrant influx. joining me to discuss this crisis, homeland security adviser, michael malvoney, lots of finger pointing in new york, let's start with mayor eric adams. >> we could find creative ways in your local municipalities to say they are not going to take migrants, is unfortunate and hoping the governor would put in place and exec of order that would prevent us. >> reporter: what do you make of his frustration? >> not just a new york city crisis but something the government should help with resources and the state should come in and say you can take these individuals and spread them out. complicating this, new york city declared itself, oversight about the state of new york, sanctuary state. they are going to house because they have an obligation to come into the city. the surrounding suburbs and other municipalities haven't declared themselves sanctuary cities. they are saying why should we take on this burden as well? they are calling for washington to take this lead. this has

stuart: new york city mayor eric adams leading a rally this morning, calling on the federal governmentn foley square. how many are there now? >> reporter: it's not great. 50 people, this rally was supposed to start 7 minutes ago, probably just as many people on stage as there are people here for the rally and this is the first time we've seen something like this. new york city sponsored rally by the mayor calling on new yorkers and business leaders to come out here today to pressure the biden administration to expedite work permits to thousands of migrants who arrived in the city, illegally, overcrowding the city shelters. new york city the faster they can get migrants working illegally, the quicker the 60,000 migrants in the shelter system can get out. more than a hundred business leaders in the city urged president biden to expedite these permits, quote, there is a compelling need for expedited processing of asylum applications and work permits for those who meet federal eligible to be standards. there are labor shortages in many us industries where employers are prepared to offer tr

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dealing with around his neck of the woods translates into thousands threatening everyday life, eric adamse president for help, governor hochul in new york also asking the president in person for that help. it is still a mess. a long way from getting it resolved. >> reporter: i would say that up and embattled new york city mayor eric adams called out today. new york governor kathy hoagland president biden imploring them to do more about helping the city with its migrant crisis. >> we need the national government to stand up. this is not a new york city issue. this is a national issue and it must be resolved. don't critique what we have done. don't tell us how we could have done it better, don't sit in the bleachers and be a spectator. >> mayor adams holding a rally calling on the biden administration to expedite work permits for migrants. the city says the faster they get migrants working legally the quicker 60,000 migrants in the shelter system can get out. governor hochul met security secretary alejandra mayorkas in president biden's chief of staff at the white house yesterday demanding

quickly to help address the urgent challenges we face. >> dana: democratic new york city mayor eric adamsizing president biden of his handling of the migrant crisis. one of biden's top aides, tom perez, will meet with the mayor at city hall this morning. adams is begging the white house to declare a state of emergency to help get them more funds. lee zeldin ran for governor in new york. this is a bad situation, obviously, for the state, the city, and now possibly even the white house politically. >> it will only get worse. when you put your hand out asking for money, that's not going to make this just go away. and you find some new area, some new space in new york city to put migrants but you have more my crepts showing up the next day. where do you put them? you are punting. what really needs to happen is putting max pressure on the president of the united states, on this executive branch to secure our southern border. it is crystal clear to me. we should finish construction of the border wall, end catch and release, enforce the remain in mexico policy, support our customs and border pat

some parents raging over new york city mayor eric adams eric adams new taxpayer-funded shelter.se 2,000 illegal immigrant men using several youth soccer fields. construction for the tent city has already begun despite outcry from the community. one soccer coach said the kids are the ones who will really pay for it. >> it is absurd, outrage, myself as well as many of the club. they don't give us a choice. certainly a part of this is going to leave us in a lot of situation where our kids will suffer. and that is not good. our kids should not suffer. >> julie: no, they shouldn't. "the new york post" covered also adam's move out. jason rantz, radio host an upcoming book what is killing america inside the radical left's obstruction of the cities. jason, this is really sad. it is really sad. because so many families were forced out of the city and i myself with my three children. these parks are everything to parents like myself who have no backyard. they live in concrete cities. this is really disturbing that adams clearly doesn't care about children. he will replace them with these

exactly, it was an embattled, passioned new york city mayor eric adams calling out fellow democrats,kathy hochul as well as president biden imploring them to do more with the migrant crisis in the city. >> new york city makes up .05% of the land mass yet we have 99.5% of the asylum seekers here. the solution is not just new york city. the solution is new york state and the united states. that is what the solution lies on. >> mayor adams holding a rally today, calling on the biden administration to expedite work permits for migrants. the city says the faster they can get migrants working legally, the quicker the 60,000 migrants currently living in the overcrowded shelter system can get out. governor hochul met with homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas and president biden's chief of staff at the white house demanding expedited work permits through executive action. the white house promised to surge staffers to new york to identify, text and email migrants eligible for the work permits. the blame game among democrats continues. mayor adams wants governor hochul to force suburb