Today, we announced we will begin the process of closing down The Roosevelt Hotel’s Asylum Arrival Center and Humanitarian Emergency Response and Relief Center. Here’s what to know:

Thanks to the successful strategies we implemented in our city and policies we advocated for nationally, we’ll be closing this site that served new arrivals since the height of this crisis in 2023. Our city was receiving 4,000 migrants each week during the height of the crisis, and now we’re down to approximately 350 new arrivals each week.

Our administration has skillfully managed this crisis, with over 232,000 migrants coming to our city seeking shelter in the last three years. The Roosevelt Hotel was where we processed 75% of those who came into our care, and it was critical to our effective operations.

Because of our sound policy decisions and successful emergency response, we’re able to close this site and help even more migrants take the next step in their journeys — while saving taxpayers millions of dollars.

How does Trump’s ass taste?

@NYCMayorsOffice NYC needs to have a complete audit on all monies given to the Roosevelt Hotel owners.

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Ship out every last illegal and stop giving the our tax dollars through welfare programs.

What about the Wolcott Hotel?

Thanks to the Trump administration you meant!

It should never have existed in the first place. What happens to it now? I shudder to think of the conditions in those rooms and common areas.

How about closing ALL of the migrant hotels? What befuddles me is why Tom Homan hasn't swarmed these migrant centers with a drag net and rounded them all up en masse. What's up with that?