NYC’s Homeless Livid as Illegal Immigrants Given Shelters With TV’s, Xboxes, “Culturally Appropriate” Meals

New York City unveiled shelters for illegal immigrants complete with television sets, Xbox gaming consoles, and “culturally appropriate” meals.

The shelters, tents located on Randall Island, cost $650,000 and are expected to temporarily house 500 single adult illegal immigrants.

“When migrants first walk in after intake, they will see a recreational room set up with rows of couches, TVs, Xbox consoles, and board games,” Fox 5 in NY reports. “There will also be a phone bank so migrants can connect with family in order to find permanent housing.”

Emergency Management Commissioner Zachary Iscol notified reporters that the illegal immigrants will be provided three meals per day, as well as 24/7 access to snacks, coffee, and tea.

“Those meals are all culturally appropriate,” Iscol said. “It is South American fare. The menu rotates on a regular basis.”

WATCH: After declaring a state of emergency, NYC unveils shelter for ‘single adult men’ illegal migrants with couches, TVs, Xboxes & 24/7 food & drink

“The meals are all culturally appropriate—it is South American fare,” Emergency Mgmt Commissioner Zach Iscol said.

📽️: @fox5ny pic.twitter.com/4UYql7TYp2

— Breaking911 (@Breaking911) October 20, 2022

RELATED: Report: NYC Mayor Complains The City At ‘Breaking Point’ Due To Illegal Immigration

Sweet Shelter and Accommodations For Illegal Immigrants

New York City Mayor Eric Adams had originally declared that the influx of illegal immigrants are pushing the city to a “breaking point,” and would be staying in the shelters for a maximum of 96 hours.

Dr. Ted Long, a senior vice president at NYC Health + Hospitals, backtracked on that claim, however.

“We can sometimes do that in 24 hours, maybe even less,” Long said of finding permanent housing for the single adult men. “Many times, it’s going to take longer than that. It could take days.”

“The city’s system is nearing its breaking point,” Adams claimed last month.

WTF are these people talking about? ‘Culturally appropriate’ food?

THEY’RE IN THE UNITED STATES!

— Kyle Becker (@kylenabecker) October 20, 2022

RELATED: Democrat Mayors Of NYC, DC Complain About Influx Of Illegal Immigrants

Homeless Are Ticked Off

The New York Post interviewed some homeless Americans living in run-down accommodations “just yards away” from the shelters and, needless to say, they weren’t pleased.

“They’ve got Xboxes? Get the f*** outta here!” one man fumed.

“The building I’m in is so f***ing awful,” he added, describing the various smells throughout the building that can be seen from the location where the new illegal immigrant shelters can be found.

“The tents look five times better,” he added.

America and Americans last! It’s all part of the Democrat agenda. Giving illegals luxury living conditions over homeless Americans means more votes for Democrats #Americalasthttps://t.co/YvMvlB7Iw9

— Jeanine Pirro (@JudgeJeanine) October 20, 2022

Another resident of the homeless shelter said there’s but one TV set, compared to the many seen in the above video clip of the illegal immigrant shelters.

He added that the springs poking through his mattress have led to back problems and the elevator doesn’t work, forcing residents to walk up several flights of stairs.

When did our country start prioritizing illegal aliens over homeless veterans?

— Congressman Troy Nehls (@RepTroyNehls) October 20, 2022

The illegal immigrant shelters also include laundry services, showers, and lockers for storage.

Adams declared a state of emergency earlier this month, calling the increased demand being put on the city by the influx of illegals “not sustainable.”

After Mayor Eric Adams declared a state of emergency last week, New York City is setting up large tents to house migrants at Randalls Island. Oct 6 vs Oct 12 🛰️📷via @planet pic.twitter.com/TjPpwNXcOr

— Christoph Koettl (@ckoettl) October 13, 2022

“We need help, and we need it now,” Adams declared.

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