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Migrants Fleeing Crime-Ridden NYC for ‘Better Quality of Life’ in Canada

Article author: 
John Binder
Article publisher: 
Breitbart
Article date: 
Monday, February 6, 2023
Article category: 
National Issues
Medium
Tags: 
illegal immigration
cost
illegal aliens
society
demographics
Article Body: 

Migrants are reportedly fleeing daily from New York City to escape the city’s homelessness, public drug abuse, and crime-ridden streets for a “better quality of life” in Canada.

According to sources and migrants who spoke to the New York Post, border crossers who arrived in the sanctuary city on buses mostly from Texas are fleeing the city for Canada where they hope to permanently resettle.

The migrants said they are being given taxpayer-funded bus tickets to leave New York City for the United States-Canada border. Mayor Eric Adams’ (D) office confirmed to the Post that the city is paying for border crossers to secure bus tickets out of the city. . . .

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