Illegals Protest End Of Their Free Housing & Weekly Grocery Stipends
Who is organizing these mass protests? Who is paying for them? It speaks to something much larger, the destruction of our country.
Migrants in New York City are getting more food money than New Yorkers.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced the end of a program that provided prepaid debit cards worth up to $18,500 annually to migrant families. The decision follows growing criticism of the multi-million dollar initiative, which had been heavily scrutinized by political leaders and the public alike.
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It’s an outrage.
NYC Halts $18,500 Prepaid Card Program for Migrants
OPEN BORDER: Migrants are angry Biden is cutting off their free housing and weekly grocery stipends. Imagine how they’re going to feel when Trump sends them home. pic.twitter.com/zU3xipSr2d
— @amuse (@amuse) November 29, 2024
NYC to stop giving migrants prepaid debit cards for food
by Ray Lewis, | The National News Desk, November 8th 2024:
NEW YORK CITY (TNND) — A spokesperson for Mayor Eric Adams’s office said it will not renew the “immediate response cards pilot program.” The program directed funds toward migrant families in the city’s Housing Preservation and Development system that were living in hotels.
The city awarded an emergency contract to Mobility Capital Finance at the end of January to launch the program, but will not renew the agreement, the spokesperson said. The contract will end in January 2025.
“As we move towards more competitive contracting for asylum seeker programs, we have chosen not to renew the emergency contract for this pilot program once the one-year term concludes,” Mayor Adams’s office said.
The contract, which was for $53 million, helped the city “redirect” money to the local economy while providing “culturally relevant” food to more than 2,600 migrant families, the spokesperson noted.
“Thanks to our resettlement efforts, intensive case management, and national-leading Asylum Application Help Center, more than 160,000 migrants have left our shelter system and taken their next steps towards self-sufficiency,” the statement reads.
Power Malu, described as a “migrant advocate,” expressed concern to CBS New York over the quality of food that families in the program will receive once the contract expires.
“I am worried about these families ’cause we’re gonna go right back to where we were in the beginning when families used to come to me and say, ‘I’m getting frozen meals at the shelters, I’m getting these boxed meals with just crackers and sandwiches, and this is all I’m getting,’” CBS New York quoted Malu as saying.
However, the New York State Republican Party celebrated New York City’s move Friday as a “step in the right direction.” David Laska, the director of communications for the party, said both the city and state must also “immediately stop spending taxpayer money to house illegal immigrants in luxury hotels and public facilities,” as well as “prepare to cooperate with the Trump administration to remove from the country anyone here illegally.”
Article posted with permission from Pamela Geller
