The reality experienced by thousands of migrants sent from the border to New York | Univision News Shows

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that the bioethical data to theenter Panamanian territorythey will be keylon: like every night, hundredsof migrants return totemporary shelter enabled bynew york in a terminalcruise ships.most are part of thethousands of migrants who stateslike texas or arizona hansent to new york, which isa sanctuary city.this has created a crisispolicy.Let’s see the face of themigration.reporter: very good night.we meet on the outskirtsfrom this cruise terminalthat has been enabled as atemporary shelter forapproximately 1000 men,who at this timethey find spending the nightthis after they wereevicted in a hotel wherethey spent day and night inmanhattan.these days we have heard hishistory.we have been able to placecontext to the figures, to thepeople who meetbehind the migrants.this is the reality ofimmigration in new yorkI currently don’t have one herejob.it has been very hard to arriveup to there without money.reporter: cold, loneliness…with confidence and hurt.at this time from 7:00 a.m. to8:00 at night I come to aplace where I am notagreement to the conditions inthe ones we meet.there is a lot of cold NoWe endure the cold here.reporter: since 2022, ace of36,000 migrants have arrived inthe city and more than 24,000they have stayedwhat is he doinggovernment is moving the peoplelike pieces on a tablegame.like a dome?They don’t treat them like people.reporter: approximately1000 men remain in thisterminal, but its future isuncertain once thecruise ships dock at theprimavera.the needs of thesepeople went and manythey crave the asic.you tell your children and youwife did you go to go?I can’t.they know a part, that they don’tI’m working.reporter: your idea of ​​the dreamAmerican has been the onedid you expect?no, because since I arrived,I have hardly been working.we heard you were coming andWe can change jobs if you want.as long as they don’t give us permissionof work…reporter: if you had theopportunity tonighthug your wife and daughters,what did you tell them?that I miss them too much.last time a persongave a hug?nine months ago.reporter: do you miss a hug?lon: what do they sayauthorities there?reporter: the truth is that there isvery few responses fromauthorities.the mayor of the city paó lanight in this refuge next tomigrants, but they areasking for answers as wellthan other New Yorkers incrime that have been