Mayor Eric Adams asked to use the Flatiron to host bussed NYC migrants

is scrambling to ready for an expected surge in the number of migrant arrivals, with city officials considering housing migrants in the Flatiron Building, in tents in Central Park, or in hangars at JFK airport.

With the pandemic-era migration control Title 42 expiring on Thursday, large crowds of migrants are congregating on the U.S.-Mexico border preparing to cross.

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