EAST VILLAGE, Manhattan (WABC) — New York City is starting the process of evicting migrant families from city-run shelters if they’ve been living there for more than 60 days.
Dr. Ted Long of Health + Hospitals said 40 asylum seeker families are checking out of the Row Hotel at 10 a.m. Tuesday after receiving 60-day notices.
Additional families will receive similar notices in the coming days and weeks.
Their children will go to school as normal and the parents will check out of the hotel. If they have nowhere else to go, they will be directed to return to the Roosevelt Hotel, the city’s main intake center, to request another 60-day placement.
The city will try to place families in or near the school district where their children are currently enrolled and officials say no child will be forced to change schools, as is required by federal law.
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