Impact of Poor Migrants on Taxpayer-funded Shelters in New York City and Massachusetts
The influx of poor migrants in New York City is overwhelming taxpayer-funded shelters, leading many migrants to choose to live in tents outside due to feeling unsafe in the shelters. Similar situations are occurring in other cities, prompting concerns over rising crime rates and the strain on resources. Massachusetts is also facing challenges with its shelter system and the cost of supporting illegal immigrants.
Key Points
- Migrants feeling unsafe in city shelters
- Concerns over rising crime rates in cities with migrant shelters
- Strain on resources and budgets in accommodating migrants
Cons
- Overwhelming taxpayer-funded shelters
- Rising crime rates in cities with migrant shelters
- Strain on resources and budgets