NYC Faces Escalating $10 Billion Migrant Crisis Costs

City's budget strained as taxpayer funds directed towards housing, social services, and healthcare for migrants.

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.