Advocates to rally against NYC’s plan to evict families of asylum seekers from shelters

NEW YORK — A rally will probably be held Monday calling on New York City to finish a coverage that may quickly evict families of asylum seekers from shelters. 

Mayor Eric Adams introduced in October he’s proscribing refuge remains for migrant families with kids to 60 days, announcing the town housing machine is crushed.

Approximately 3,500 families in town shelters have won eviction notices. 

Advocates say kids could have to trade faculties or face longer commutes.

The rally is scheduled to get underway at 11 a.m. Monday at Foley Square.