Migrants have been relocated to New York by President Biden without Mayor Eric Adams’ knowledge

Mayor Adams frequently complains about Gov. Greg Abbott (R-Texas) transporting 37,000 migrants to New York City, even going as far as suggesting he’s trying to harm black-run cities by inundating them with border crossers.

However, the mayor stays quiet on President Biden sending even more “asylum seekers.” (Is it also considered racist when a Democrat does it?)

The truth is the government pays numerous charities and activist organizations to also transport migrants from the border to cities in the interior.

Biden’s Department of Homeland Security has also flown approximately 33,000 migrants directly to New York.

In total, the Center for Immigration Studies reports that DHS has permitted 386,000 migrants to fly from foreign airports to various cities across the country over the past two years through the Advanced Travel Authorization Program, also known as CHNV.

This is facilitated through the CBP One app, which allows migrants to fly without the need for photo ID.

(DHS has not disclosed the exact number of migrants who have ended up in New York under this program; the 33,000 number is based solely on direct flights.)

Ultimately, Biden is responsible for all the migrants Abbott has sent here as well: the president implemented a series of executive orders in his early days in office that opened the border to the surge of “asylum seekers.”

Additionally, Biden has introduced measures like the CBP One app and Advanced Travel program to expedite and hide the influx.

Despite Adams criticizing Biden for not providing more financial aid to help with the city’s estimated $12 billion expenses related to migrants over three years, requesting faster work permits for the “asylum seekers,” and suggesting better distribution of the burden by the federal government, he refuses to call out the president for causing the entire situation.

To make matters worse, the mayor proudly revealed that he voted for Biden in the presidential primary.

It’s an ironic way to respond to Biden for disregarding New York’s interests.