In this news segment, Fox News's Brian Geddes reports on the ongoing migrant crisis in New York City. Governor Kathy Hochul announced the deployment of 150 additional National Guardsmen, bringing the total to 2,200, to assist with paperwork, identification, and finding legal work opportunities for migrants to help alleviate the strain on shelters. Geddes also mentions two recent arrests of young men in domestic incidents within a migrant shelter. Tensions are rising, with protests both in support of and against migrants. Mayor Eric Adams enacted a mandate limiting single adult migrants' shelter stay to 30 days, potentially leading to more migrants living on the streets. Geddes describes the crowded conditions around the Roosevelt Hotel, which serves as a welcome center and shelter for migrants, highlighting the challenges and concerns of New Yorkers regarding the growing presence of migrants in the city.
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1. Governor Kathy Hochul is calling about 150 National Guardsmen to help with the state's migrant crisis.
2. The total number of National Guardsmen helping statewide is now 2,200, with 250 of them assisting with paperwork and identifying migrants for legal work.
3. Two arrests were made at the Roosevelt Hotel over the weekend, both involving 23-year-old men in separate domestic incidents.
4. Mayor Eric Adams enacted a mandate limiting single adult migrants to stay in a shelter for a maximum of 30 days, down from 60 days.
5. On average, around ten thousand migrants arrive in the city every month.
6. The Roosevelt Hotel serves as both a processing center for migrants and a shelter for migrant families.
7. Migrants are seen congregating in and around the hotel, leading to tensions with local businesses and residents.
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