The owners of the 101-year-old Roosevelt Hotel, oft-referred to as New York City’s “New Ellis Island,” have a new ...

The administration said in February there were fewer than 45,000 migrants living in city shelters, down from a January 2024 high of 69,000, and arguing that closing the hotels was justified. Meanwhile ...

Redevelopment potential The Roosevelt was far from the only New York hotel to take in migrants. At one point, about 19,000 ...

Since spring 2022, more than 230,000 foreign migrants have arrived in New York City, a majority of whom were housed in shelters, hotels and tents under the city’s only-in-the-nation right-to ...

Migrants looking to leave New York City will also be accommodated ... And thousands of migrants remain housed in city hotels, outside the traditional system.

New York City, as it at one point absorbed thousands of migrants each week, leased hotels and other vacant buildings and used them as emergency shelters. The city, under a unique legal agreement ...

Trump Administration Cancels $188M in Grants New York City Was Using ... the historic Roosevelt Hotel, which was converted to a shelter and an arrival center for migrants to sign up for social ...

“Like their previous actions clawing back appropriated funds, these steps are unlawful, and the New York City ... Hotel, which was converted to a shelter and an arrival center for migrants ...