Bill Clinton Urges Migrants in NYC to Contribute and Reform Shelter Law

Former President Bill Clinton agrees with New York Gov. Kathy Hochul that the "Right to Shelter Law" in New York City needs to be modified, stating that it doesn't make sense. Clinton believes that migrants should be allowed to work, pay taxes, and contribute to American society, rather than relying on welfare. He also calls for more housing to be built near the border to hold migrants and suggests that Mexico would support this. Clinton acknowledges that the chaotic immigration system has been beneficial for Republicans and attributes Democratic political losses in New York to the crime problem and the party's approach to it.