Eric Adams announces new restrictions for immigrant buses arriving in New York from Texas
The Democrat enacted an executive order requiring arrivals to be at specific times and requiring more than a day's notice. Failure to comply would result in a class B misdemeanor.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced new restrictions aimed at curbing the busing of immigrants from Texas to the sanctuary city.
The Democrat enacted an executive order requiring buses transporting illegal immigrants to arrive in NYC at stipulated times (Monday to Friday from 8:30 am to 12 pm) and provide 32 hours notice of their arrival in the city. Likewise, they must also leave the immigrants in a designated location.
If buses fail to comply with these new rules, it would result in a class B misdemeanor (which carries penalties of three months in jail and fines between $500 and $2,000). The NYPD is also authorized to impound buses. According to Adams:
Adams commented that he has not met with President Biden this year to discuss the city's current immigration crisis:
In another statement, Adams stated that his order was specifically directed at buses sent by Texas Governor Greg Abbott.