Gov. Hochul is addressing the asylum seeker crisis as the fight over where to house them continues. An Orange County hotel is ready to welcome asylum seekers, even though the county executive signed an order trying to prevent it. AielloTV reports.
"I am working very closely with the mayor to identify more sites that we can welcome these individuals. You know, they're human beings, they deserve to be treated with dignity, but also, we're going to have a capacity issue, so we're going to be needing to look at other places as well," Hochul said. are on hold. Local officials say city outreach was minimal and long-term sheltering is not permitted. They got a restraining order to stop any relocations.
"We don't believe it's constitutional. We don't believe it's going to hold in the courts," Orange County Legislator Kevindaryan Lujan said. The county executives in both Orange and Rockland issued emergency orders to stop any relocations. Hochul says her team is looking at the constitutionality of that. Officials in Rockland County say the sheriff is authorized to stop any New York City vehicles attempting to bring asylum seekers to the county.
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