Overview

• New York City has spent nearly $5.5 billion on migrant services since the start of the crisis.
• The city's projected spending on migrants is expected to reach $10 billion over three years.
• City officials cite higher-than-expected tax revenues as a key factor in managing the financial burden.
• Critics argue that the funds could be better spent on local infrastructure and services for residents.
• Mayor Adams emphasizes the need for federal support and work authorizations for migrants.