NY Counties Declare State of Emergency Over NYC Migrant Plan

Residents in Rockland County, New York, are protesting against New York City's plan to bus hundreds of adult male migrants to their community. The plan has caused concern among residents who fear it will lower their quality of life and pose safety risks. Rockland County Executive Ed Day declared a state of emergency to halt the influx of asylum seekers and threatened to grab Mayor Eric Adams "by the throat" if he tries to offload the city's growing migrant problem onto his community. The plan centers around the Armoni Inn and Suites, where the migrants are expected to stay in Orangetown.