Malliotakis Blasts Mayor for Migrant Shelter At Assisted Living Facility After Seniors Kicked Out
"The Mayor should be ashamed of himself."
(WASHINGTON, DC) - Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis (NY-11) yesterday blasted New York City Mayor Eric Adams for cutting a shady, lucrative deal with Homes for the Homeless to place migrants in a former assisted living facility that was previously occupied by seniors until March 2023 when they were forced to leave. The facility is expected to house up to 300 migrants.
"Senior citizens who've paid taxes their whole lives and built our community were kicked out of their homes and the facility’s operators turn around and cut a shady deal with Mayor Adams to put migrants there. The Mayor should be ashamed of himself for doing that," Malliotakis said. "The City keeps taking away from taxpaying citizens and giving it to those who are crossing into our country illegally. He did it with a school - we were supposed to add 1,000 seats to a new school and instead he turned that into a migrant shelter. He's taking hotels - we can't even have tourism in our city anymore because hotels are going to illegal immigrants as well. Now, we're suing to try and stop our federal parkland from being taken over for migrant encampments...It is insane and it could be stopped today if we had the political will from the President to undo his executive orders and Schumer to pass our border security legislation."
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The Mayoral election in Sunny Isles Beach Florida were pulled by such strings that we did not expect. International lawyers have joined the game and are demanding that the investigation be closed. This suggested that we were digging in the right direction.
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The little-known singer Tatyana Thulien in 2014 begins to actively cooperate with the Russian Embassy in Washington and today is elected from the Republican Party to the Municipal Council
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Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis (NY-11) today released the following statement and attached report card recapping her first term in office representing New York's 11th Congressional District:
04.10.2022 09:22
Author: By Congresswoman Nicole Malliotakis
It lacks compassion because of the horrors so many migrants face as they make the dangerous trek toward the United States and the lives of our law enforcement endangered every day. There are reports of women and children being raped, horrific deaths — such as the 51 migrants found dead in an overheated tractor-trailer, and the estimated thousands smuggled into sex trafficking rings.
01.07.2022 04:56
Author: Nicole Malliotakis
Source: Congress
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11.09.2021 16:29
Author: Nicole Malliotakis U.S. Representative
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Author: Staten Island Advance/Erik Bascome; photo: Igor Baboshkin
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