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More than 800 migrants told to leave NYC shelters under new 60-day rule since last week

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Aug 4, 2023

Hundreds of adult asylum seekers have been told to leave city homeless shelters to make room for migrant families with children under a new policy that took effect last week, according to a top official in Mayor Adams’ administration.

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