"Migrants Rerouted to New Jersey to Circumvent New York City Bus Regulations"

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New Jersey has become a transit point for migrant buses headed to New York City, circumventing an executive order by NYC Mayor Eric Adams that requires advance notice and regulated drop-off times for migrant arrivals. Secaucus Mayor Michael Gonnelli called this a "loophole" and expressed concerns over the unexpected consequences of the stringent NYC order. Governor Phil Murphy's office is coordinating with federal and local partners on the issue, while mayors from affected New Jersey towns are monitoring the situation. The influx of migrants has prompted calls from various city mayors for more federal assistance and coordination.
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- Hundreds of migrants dropped off in New Jersey, bypassing New York City restrictions CNN
- Migrants dropped at New Jersey train stations to avoid New York bus restrictions, NJ officials say USA TODAY
- To Avoid New York Rules, Hundreds of Migrants Dropped Off in New Jersey The New York Times
- Migrants dropped off in New Jersey amid Mayor Adams' new bus protocol Spectrum News NY1
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