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Poll: Majority of New Yorkers Concerned About Migrant Influx

New Yorkers Concerned About Migrant Arrivals, Want State to Slow⁤ Entry

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New polling reveals that the people of New‌ York are deeply worried about the ‌recent influx of migrants and are calling for measures to slow down their entry ⁢into ‍the state.

According to a survey conducted by Siena College and published ​on Tuesday, a staggering 82% of respondents​ consider the ‌recent influxes to be a ⁣”serious” problem, with 54%⁤ describing it as “very serious.”

Furthermore, 46% of those polled believe that ‍migrants relocating to New York in⁣ recent decades have been ‌more of a “burden” than a ‌”benefit.” Additionally, 58% of respondents ⁣feel that the state has “already done enough” and should now focus on slowing down the flow of migrants.

The poll also reflects the dissatisfaction of New Yorkers​ with the ‌handling of the situation by key political‍ figures. 47% disapprove ​of New York City mayor Eric Adams’s response, 51% ​disapprove of Gov. Kathy Hochul’s actions, and a significant 56%‌ disapprove of President Joe Biden’s handling of the crisis.

This survey comes at a critical time, as Democrats are expressing concerns about the potential consequences​ of the worsening migrant ​crisis in New York. According to the New York Times, party members fear that this issue‍ could have disastrous implications for their political future.

Amidst⁤ the crisis, ​Democrats have been ‍pointing fingers at each other. Gov. Hochul recently called out Mayor Adams, ​accusing the city government of inaction.

Hochul’s lawyers have criticized the mayor, claiming that the city failed to accept the ⁤state’s offers for assistance and neglected to coordinate with surrounding communities to provide housing, resulting in a severe shortage of housing ‍for undocumented immigrants.

In response, Mayor Adams pushed back against the governor’s criticisms. He argued ⁢that some of her suggestions, such as housing migrants in flood-prone areas, are not feasible.

However, Adams primarily places blame on‍ the White House. Democratic politicians in New York City ‍ rallied outside ⁤City Hall‍ this month, demanding more assistance from the‌ federal ⁣government.

Adams has criticized the Biden administration for not expediting work permits for migrants, deeming it “unacceptable.”



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