Posted on: January 13, 2025 03:56 PM

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Outlined agenda of the new plan for homeless crisis in NYC

As of this week, the homeless crisis has skyrocketed in NYC to over 50% and the number is now 372,000 which will hit 400,000 this Spring. This is due to a lack of budget which was diverted to the migrant crisis. Last Thursday, during the Mayor's State of the Union speech, $650 million will be allotted for the homeless and mental crisis.

The first task is to open a support center in all boroughs for all with substance abuse and psychiatric care.

The second task is to pass legislation to allow mentally ill to be picked up from the streets and transported to hospitals. From there, relocate them to shelters instead of releasing them to the streets.

The third task is to add enforcements to subways to pick up the mentally ill and homeless and transport them to local hospitals. From there, relocate them to shelters instead of releasing them to the subways.

The fourth task is pregnant families to help with housing instead of shelters.

The fifth task is to add more housing units and relocate as many homeless and mentally ill from subways and streets.

However, the left progressive elected officials are against the Mayor's plan since the funds will be allocated not to their choices. This is where they want the Mayor to lose the election so more funds can be allocated to the left's progressive agenda.

So where is NYC heading if the progressive wins the majority?

Only the poor on social assistance or those with subsidized rent and the wealthy will be able to afford to live in the newly created NYC. The working poor and middle class will move out.