Title 42 expires Thursday night and it could drastically increase the number of migrants trying to enter the United States.
Hundreds of migrants could arrive in New York City daily, putting a strain on the already over-burdened shelter system.Meantime, he has a conference call scheduled with several neighboring county leaders, as the city scrambles to find places to house the new arrivals.
Protesters were upset that a hotel in Newburgh was to be used to house migrants from the southern border who are being bussed to New York City. "It's a fake state of emergency that he himself created," said Kevindaryan Lujan, Orange County Legislator.
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