The mayor announced the new policy in July as the city scrambled for space to house asylum seekers.
-- The 60-day deadline is looming for some asylum seekers to leave New York City-provided shelters.Jose Luis Gonzalez has been staying at an unused hangar at John F. Kennedy International Airport -- a facility that houses asylum seekers -- for almost two months.Through Pastor Juan Carlos Ruiz, Gonzalez, from Venezuela, tells us he looks for construction work and odd jobs every day.
CBS New York obtained a similar notice given to migrants in a Manhattan hotel that reads in part,"Shelter space is very extremely limited." It goes on to say,"If you are unable to make other arrangements... You may return to the Arrival Center ... and apply for another housing option, which could include a faith- or community-based organization or placement in a hotel in upstate New York."Gov.
Ruiz has been serving food to hundreds of asylum seekers each week at the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Bay Ridge.
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