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On 29 Dec 2023, Carrot Top <nowomr@protonmail.com> posted some news:ummmh2$s3g1$4@dont-email.me:

Simple. Start killing the illegal aliens. Kill them and the kids
too. Kill them all.

Two more buses carrying migrants arrived early Friday morning at the
Port Authority Bus Terminal, despite a new executive order from New York
City Mayor Eric Adams targeting the influx of bus arrivals.

Adams's executive order, signed Wednesday afternoon, requires charter
buses transporting migrants to give the city at least 32 hours advance
notice.

Friday's buses arrived at 2 a.m. and 4 a.m., even though the order also
sets perimeters around dropoffs: between 8:30 a.m. and noon Monday
through Friday at one designated spot within PABT.

"Those who knowingly violate [the executive order] do so at their own
peril."

There is a 32-hour grace period, however, so the buses on Friday morning
will likely not face any penalties.

But Lisa Zornberg, chief counsel at City Hall, said the Adams
administration is serious about enforcing these new rules.

"Those who knowingly violate it do so at their own peril," Zornberg
said.

If these buses carrying migrants arrive outside this time frame and with
no advance notice, the operators could be charged with Class B
misdemeanors, possible fines, lawsuits, and their buses could be
impounded.

"The NYPD has a variety of tools at their disposal, including seizure of evidence and impounding of evidence, but this is going to be treated
like any other law," Zornberg added.

This comes after 14 buses arrived in just one day last week – breaking
the previous record. And more than 7,200 migrants arrived here in the
city in just the last two weeks, many of them sent by Texas Governor
Greg Abbott according to City Hall.

The Legal Aid Society said they agree that better coordination is needed
but are worried that this could lead to some migrants being dropped off
in random areas.

"We don't want any other extreme issues that could occur, such as bus
drivers dropping people in unsafe places," said Stephanie Rudolph, an
attorney with Legal Aid. "But overall, we understand wanting the city to
have a little bit more communication around arrivals."

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson said his administration has already
implemented a similar policy, and this prompted Texas Gov. Greg Abbott
to pivot and send migrants to the suburbs surrounding the city.

The Adams administration said they are aware that something similar
could happen here in New York and are urging counties like Westchester
to issue their own executive orders to limit buses carrying migrants.

They will be having a conversation with surrounding states like New
Jersey as well.

"It is not our intention to shift any burdens," said Camille Joseph
Varlack, the mayor’s chief of staff. "But we have no idea. It's quite
frankly unpredictable."

The Adams administration also mentioned that they had reached out to
Abbott about a year ago on this migrant issue and sending buses – but
Abbott did not respond.

https://www.fox5ny.com/news/migrant-buses-nyc-adams-executive-order

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