New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced the closure of the migrant shelter on Randall’s Island by February due to a significant drop in asylum seekers. The city has begun transferring occupants to other shelters and credits its management strategies for the decrease. The Asylum Application Help Center has assisted with over 72,000 applications, contributing to the decline.
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Randall's Island migrant shelter will close in 2025, mayor says
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Controversial Randalls Island migrant shelter to close
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NYC to close one of its largest migrant shelters on Randall's Island
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NYC to close mega Randall’s Island migrant shelter as new arrivals decline
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Randall's Island tent shelter for migrants will close at the end of February
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Randall's Island Tents Are Coming Down, City Says, but 60,000 Migrants Remain in Shelters
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