Feds Tell NYC To Return $106M In Migrant Grants

El Paso.- The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) notified the government of El Paso and local non-profit organizations that emergency subsidies intended to assist migrants on the U.S.-Mexico border have come to an end. The notification, sent on April 1 to beneficiaries of the Refugee and Services Grants (SSP) program, indicated that the Department of National Security (DHS) and FEMA will end the program, following President Trump's direc…

FEMA Pulls $188M from New York City’s Migrant Crisis Fund: What’s Next?

In a move that has left many people in New York City concerned, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announced it would revoke $188 million in grants meant to help the city care for migrants. This unexpected decision is stirring up emotions, as thousands of people depend on these funds for shelter, food, and medical services. So, what exactly happened, and what does this mean for the people and services involved? Here’s what you need t…

Trump claws back $106M from New York City’s migrant funds

(The Center Square) — The Trump administration is seeking to claw back $188 million in federal grants to New York City to cover migrant costs, but city leaders are vowing

Trump seeking to claw back over $100M from New York City’s migrant funds

New York City has spent an estimated $7 billion on housing and other costs for more than 230,000 migrants who have arrived since early 2022, with about 45,000 individuals still under its care

More Evidence Emerges That Illegal Migrants Crowding Shelters Worsened Homeless Crisis in America’s Largest Cities

In 2024, there was an 18 percent increase nationally in homelessness, which federal officials attribute in part to migration.

Adams Administration Inks Executive Order Allowing ICE Back on Rikers Island

After the Trump administration demanded the mayor’s cooperation on immigration enforcement, a deputy authorizes federal officials to resume operations at the city’s jail complex.