We can’t afford another deBacle: Eric Adams must focus on war on crime, not welcoming mat for migrants:
Eric Adams is no Bill de Blasio, and for that all New Yorkers can be grateful. Where the Putz was a late sleeper, chronically absent and disdainful of the city he allegedly served, Mayor Adams hits all five boroughs and his days start early and end late, suggesting he regards sleep as wasted time.
Yet an alarming similarity is beginning to emerge. Both men drifted off course by replacing the mandate they won from voters with peculiar flights of fancy.
De Blasio’s pledge to battle the “tale of two cities” degenerated into a mush of wasteful spending on cockamamie ideas that benefited donors and hurt the lower income people he ostensibly wanted to help. He handcuffed police, tried to starve successful charter schools that served mostly nonwhite children and created Thrive, the $1.25-billion bust of a mental health program, as a playground for his wife.
Adams’ folly is different in detail but has the same potential to hijack his tenure. Plain for all to see, he is taking his focus off the crucial war against crime that got him elected and is putting his attention on turning the city into a vast welcoming mat for foreign migrants.
With about 15,000 in New York already, he talks about having as many as 75,000 migrants living here and is building an enormous tent city at Orchard Beach in The Bronx.
Supposedly, new arrivals will stay there only for a few days until space opens in a city homeless shelter.
But that verges on delusional when there already are 58,000 people living in the shelters scattered around the city, a population that usually grows as the weather turns colder. --->READ MORE HERE
5 migrant buses arrive in NYC as Mayor Adams' tent city construction begins:
Parking lot in the Bronx in NYC being turned into migrant processing center
Another caravan of illegal migrant buses arrived in New York City on Tuesday as Mayor Eric Adams continues his efforts to erect tents and cots to centralize incoming travelers.
The first Tuesday bus arrived at approximately 6 a.m., followed by a second at approximately 7 a.m. Subsequent buses arrived at 7:16 and 7:40 a.m. A later, fifth bus dropped off its passengers and left the city at approximately 12:25pm.
This is the second day of back-to-back arrivals in New York City. The first Monday bus arrived at approximately 5:50 a.m., followed by subsequent buses at 5:58, 6:12 and 6:21 a.m.
Adams has directed public resources into converting an Orchard Beach parking lot in the Bronx into a tent city for migrants. Construction has begun, with Fox 5 NY Skyfox cameras spotting workers laying out tenting equipment Monday.
Officials intend the camp to be a processing center where migrants can stay for four days before entering the city's shelter system, which has been overwhelmed by the influx. --->READ MORE HERE
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