Migrants in NYC Search for Beds as City Stops Offering Shelter to Some “They want you to get tired so you give up, and they are achieving it,” said one migrant who has been searching for a place to stay in New York City for several days.

New York To Start Putting Migrants On One-Way Flights Out Of State The Mayor of New York is offering migrants living in the city a one-way ticket out of there in an attempt to reduce the number of asylum seekers living in the city. The scheme was launched this week, offering migrants free travel to anywhere in the world as long as they don’t want to come back. Read more…

Where the Migrants Who Came to New York Are Living Now From every corner of the world to every corner of New York City, newcomers are carving out communities in unexpected — and sometimes hostile — places.

Venezuelan Migrants Scored a Big Victory. How Will It Affect New York? With nearly 500,000 Venezuelan migrants able to legally work, N.Y. officials were weighing the practical and political impact of a complex decision.

Will Work Authorization Draw More Venezuelan Migrants to the U.S.? The Biden administration will grant work permits to hundreds of thousands of migrants, a move welcomed by the leaders of big cities, especially New York.

Officials Scramble to Respond as Migrants Overwhelm Texas City The mayor of Eagle Pass said 2,500 migrants arrived in one day, part of a recent surge in crossings along the border that has taxed local, state and federal resources.

Massachusetts Welcomes Migrants, But Towns Are Worried The mayor of Woburn, where hotels are housing 150 migrant families, said the state’s 40-year-old right-to-shelter law “was not meant to cover what we’re seeing now.”

Who’s Really Paying to Bus Migrants From the Border? Gov. Greg Abbott of Texas has run a high-profile campaign to send migrants to Los Angeles, New York and other cities. But they are a fraction of the number of new migrants boarding buses.

Why Biden Can’t Expedite Work Permits for Migrants Congress is unwilling to change entrenched immigration laws. Other options face lawsuits or backlogs that could lead to even longer waits.

Texas Sent Migrants Into Tropical Storm Hilary The group of 37, including a three-week-old infant, traveled by bus to Los Angeles at a time when officials were warning against driving.

Migrants Will Sleep Outdoors Because ‘There Is No More Room,’ Adams Says Mayor Eric Adams said New York has run out of shelter space for migrants, and he defended a troubled contractor working with the city on its response.

Stranded in Tunisia, Migrants Wait for Death Tunisia has pushed African migrants to scorching no-man’s lands along its borders with little food and water. Under a deal with the European Union, Tunisia agreed to tighten border controls in exchange for aid.

Spain Rescues Migrants After Search for Missing Boat The country’s maritime rescue authority said it had rescued a migrant boat with 86 people aboard in the Atlantic, after an aid group raised concerns about vessels that had departed from Senegal.