'New Yorkers shouldn't pay to be the world's sanctuary. How long can we sustain this? Our neighborhoods are being overwhelmed by the unchecked influx of migrants.
A New York City councilman is speaking up about the ongoing challenge of tending to the many new migrants in the city and its neighborhoods.
“There are now 216 migrant sites open throughout the city, with more than 70 in Queens alone. The city is slated to spend a staggering $12 billion over several fiscal years on this mess. This is unsustainable and unfair,” Mr. Holden continued. “We cannot afford to have a seesaw response to crises. We need leaders willing to take on the challenges head-on and make tough decisions, even if they contradict their party’s talking points. Our low-income and middle-class communities, filled with hardworking, longtime New Yorkers, now see their government prioritizing new arrivals over them,” the councilman noted.
“The updated platform also cedes this fight to the states, leaving the unborn in California and Illinois to the far-left’s extremist abortion policies. The right to life is not only a state issue; it is a moral issue, and our party must continue to speak with moral clarity and compassion about advancing the cause of life at the federal, state and local level,” he continued.
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