The Roosevelt Hotel, which has been open for nearly two years as a main intake center for migrants, is now set to close, according to Mayor Eric Adams in his first open-forum Q&A in three weeks. While 53 shelters are set to close down by June,

New York City is set to wind down operations at the Roosevelt Hotel migrant intake center and emergency shelter. FOX 5 NY's Arthur Chi'en has the story.

Manhattan’s Roosevelt Hotel, the first stop for tens of thousands of migrants arriving in New York City, will close by the end of June, Mayor Eric Adams pledged Monday. The 1,022-room hotel, a block from Grand Central Terminal,

The center, which opened in May 2023, serves as the main arrival center for migrants coming to the city as well as those seeking new shelter placement. It is likely to shutter in late April at the