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NYC Closes Migrant Arrival Center at Roosevelt Hotel
- New York City has closed the arrival center for immigrants at the Roosevelt Hotel, which opened two years ago to assist new migrants.
- Mayor Eric Adams' office confirmed that services previously provided at the Roosevelt will now be available at other shelter locations.
- The number of new immigrant arrivals has decreased significantly, with fewer than 100 new arrivals in the week ending June 22.
- Since April 2022, over 237,000 asylum seekers have arrived in New York, with more than 173,000 registered at the Roosevelt, according to city officials.
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Pakistan says Roosevelt Hotel’s base valuation complete, will decide
ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has completed the baseline valuation of the Roosevelt Hotel in New York and is preparing to move forward with a transaction structure this month to privatize the state-owned property, the head of the Privatization Commission told Arab News this week. The Roosevelt, a 1,015-room historic hotel in Midtown Manhattan, has long been one of Pakistan’s most
NYC shuts down migrant operation at storied Roosevelt Hotel
NEW YORK — New York City on Tuesday closed the arrival center for migrants it had established at the Roosevelt Hotel, a once-grand Manhattan hotel that had become an emblem of the city’s fraught efforts to manage the flood of new migrants when it opened two years ago.
NYC closes migrant arrival center at Roosevelt Hotel
New York City officially closed migrant operations at the Roosevelt Hotel on Monday, shuttering a two-year service site for individuals and families who recently arrived in the United States. City officials reportedly welcomed more than 173,000 immigrants seeking asylum to the hotel where they were registered with national immigration services, according to The Associated Press. …
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