Allegations of mistreatment surface against migrant transportation company in Monroe County

DocGo, the company hired by New York City to provide care and services to migrants bused to upstate New York, is facing accusations of mistreatment and negligence. Complaints in Albany include allegations of bullying, spoiled food, and transportation issues. Albany Mayor Kathy Sheehan expressed concerns about the lack of oversight and transparency in the company's operations. Monroe County, where another group of migrants is expected, has a plan in place for their housing and care but lacks transparency and clarity. The city and nonprofits in New York City are overwhelmed by the influx of migrants, but have largely stood by DocGo while promising to investigate the claims.