NYC Buses Illegal Immigrant Squatters From Hotel

An indistinguishable standoff NYC Between police and far-left protestors en dehors of The Watson Hotel After police busted illegal immigrants who remained outside the hotel, they demanded that only one male illegal immigrant be allowed to stay at the hotel for $450 per night.

According to NBC 4. Around 30 illegal immigrants were bused from Manhattan to be told by police that they had to leave. After the area had been cleared, city sanitation workers arrived to clean up the sidewalk.

Jefferson Gonzalez, 26, a Venezuelan immigrant from Venezuela, spoke to the Daily Mail, “I am very ashamed and embarrassed because we are not in a position to demand. They make us all Venezuelans look bad and we are not all the same.”

“Since some of us don’t have work. We are here for now, but we do not have options,” Gonzalez said. “Tomorrow when we want to get ahead and get a job it could be difficult because these people left us in a bad position in front of the whole world.”

The majority of illegal immigrants found outside the hotel were bused into Brooklyn to be housed in an immigrant housing unit. Eric Adams, the Mayor of Brooklyn, has His city has proved itself to be a model. Too crime-ridden for illegal immigrantsThe shelter could accommodate 1,000 immigrants, and was made possible by a Brooklyn cruise terminal.

Llabrado (22 years old) told Daily Mail that another Venezuelan immigrant came to the United States from Venezuela. “jail is better” It is located in Brooklyn.

“I can’t live here. It’s not like I can’t, I don’t want to. It’s not conditions for a normal person,” He concluded.

The Standoff began Monday night as more than 50 immigrants gathered outside the hotel along with activists who were handing out water and food, demanding that they be able to remain at the hotel. The struggle lasted several days and City Hall stated that South Bronx Mutual Aid was the main cause.

Fabien Levy, the Mayoral Press Secretary, stated before the standoff ended. “instead of encouraging asylum seekers to sleep in warm, indoor, temperature-controlled quarters at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, these groups are telling migrants to sleep in tents on the streets.”

The protests turned violent earlier in the week, with one illegal immigrant allegedly smashing the camera of a Dubai-based Al Arabiya TV journalist.

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