Donald Trump continues to make changes in his return to office and it is the turn of New York City to have their share.
It has been reported that the Donald Trump administration has decided to cancel an $80 million deal that is being paid to New York City.
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The federal government do pay New York City an amount of $80 millon to provide shelter in hotels for migrants.
The said funds were administered by FEMA which happens to be a an agency under of the Department of Homeland Security.
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According to a 2024 report conducted by the Lander’s office, they found out New York City had paid an average rate of $156 a night for hotel rooms.
This hotel rooms are reportedly booked through an existing agreement with the Hotel Association of New York City.
However, that agreement is begun to fade the very moment Donald Trump returned to office.
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