Schumer Pushes White House on Migrant Work Permits and Federal Aid Amid Criticism Over Response to NYC Asylum Crisis
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Schumer insists he is pressuring the White House to speed up migrant work permits and provide more federal aid to NYC for the asylum crisis.
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Some New Yorkers claim Schumer and Rep. Jeffries have been "lazy" and "invisible" on addressing the migrant issue.
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Schumer says he's delivered funds and is still fighting for more, and has pushed for accelerated work permits.
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Jeffries did not respond to requests for comment on the criticisms.
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Schumer helped the city secure $104 million in FEMA grants, but some say more federal aid is needed given the projected $12B 3-year cost.