In the realm of politics, it is widely known that the public desires leaders who exude optimism, especially during challenging times. However, just as pessimism can spread like wildfire, so can the infectious spirit of a happy warrior. Mayor Adams, based on his recent statements regarding the migrant crisis, seems to lack belief in this notion. His words on Monday were so gloomy that they bordered on hopelessness, leaving a rather bleak impression. “It’s not going to get any better – from this moment on, it’s all downhill,” Adams expressed to reporters. “There is no more room.” A rather disheartening perspective, to say the least. The mayor spoke these words after a video surfaced, depicting hundreds of asylum-seekers sleeping on the sidewalks outside Manhattan’s renowned Roosevelt Hotel, which has been transformed into an intake center for the ongoing influx of desperate individuals flocking to Gotham. The disaster has certainly reached the central business district, but Adams warns that it won’t stop there. “Eventually, this crisis will reach a neighborhood near you, and with 91,000 people involved…” he trailed off, referring to the estimated number of migrants in the five boroughs. Adams shared his concerns with reporters while discussing the video that showed hundreds of asylum-seekers sleeping outside the Roosevelt Hotel.
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