Homeless veterans relocated from Newburgh hotel in asylum seeker housing plan

About 40 men arrived at The Crossroads Hotel in Newburgh late last week. NYC Mayor Eric Adams said they will stay there for four months, with all necessities paid for. CBS2's Jessica Moore reports.

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