New York City Mayor’s Audacious Plan to House Illegal Immigrants in Private Residences Raises Concerns. Amid mounting challenges of surging influx from the southern border, the shocking solution defies reason and privacy, shaking American values. Hotels and public school gymnasiums were already repurposed, but now houses of worship will provide shelter. Each location funded by taxpayers at $65 per migrant per night. The city, already burdened with a $1.2 billion expenditure, faces another blow as the plan extends to private homes. Mayor argues it benefits residents facing economic challenges, circulating $4.2 to $4.3 billion back to everyday New Yorkers. Additionally, an old postal warehouse at JFK Airport will be converted into an emergency shelter. The dire state of affairs raises questions about citizens’ rights, safety, and taxpayer use.
