Sarmyth@lemmy.worldtoWorld News@lemmy.world•New York seeks 14,000 hotel rooms for immigrants as bill to house them hits $2.3bnEnglish
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15 hours agoI mean, stadiums don’t stay permanent shelters. We use temporary housing pretty often for emergencies, but I could see it turning into “sanctuary city” like structure as well.
As long as it’s a temporary stop for the people in it, I think it’s ok. It should be safe and comfortable, but also not their best housing option. I would like to see the bottom floor permanently converted into satellite offices for social services as well to better serve these groups, with the goal of getting them the assistance to leave the structure ASAP.
It’s the UN. Why does it fall on the US to do anything while all of the EU kicks back and does nothing as well? Defend your people.