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NYC shrinks migrant shelter systems as border surge slows and Trump threatens mass deportations

The article from MSN discusses New York City's response to the changing dynamics of migrant arrivals and the political climate surrounding immigration. As the surge of migrants at the U.S. border has slowed, New York City has begun to scale back its emergency shelter system, which was expanded to accommodate the influx of asylum seekers. This adjustment comes at a time when former President Donald Trump has threatened mass deportations if he wins the upcoming election. The city, under Mayor Eric Adams, had previously declared a state of emergency due to the overwhelming number of migrants, leading to the establishment of numerous temporary shelters. However, with fewer migrants arriving, the city is now reducing the number of these facilities. This shift is also influenced by the anticipation of potential policy changes, including Trump's proposed large-scale deportation operations, which could significantly alter the landscape of migrant support and shelter needs in the city.

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