'Soon we will be immune to this as we've gotten immune to bail reform,' a New York-based radio host tells Newsweek about the squatting issue.
Six of eight migrant squatters arrested last week in New York City on drug and gun charges have been released by two judges without posting bail, against the discretion of local district attorneys.
Police said a 24-year-old male was found with a firearm and immediately apprehended in a basement apartment. A 22-year-old male was also taken into custody, accused of attempting to leave the location with a firearm.A search warrant of the basement apartment revealed two additional firearms and a 'large quantity of a controlled substance,' an NYPD spokesperson told Newsweek.
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