NYC Starts Evicting Migrants from Shelters Under New Rules

New York City has begun enforcing stricter rules on migrant shelters, limiting some adult asylum-seekers to 30 days in the system before they must find their own housing. Exceptions can be made for those with extenuating circumstances. The move aims to alleviate the overwhelmed shelter system, which currently houses about 65,000 migrants. Critics argue the new rules are inhumane and poorly implemented, while city officials insist they are necessary to manage the influx of migrants.