Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Tim Dylan show.

We are, it's migrant crisis here in New York City.

There's a lot of migrants that are coming in and it's tough for everyone, I guess.

I don't know. It's not, it's, it's not affected me, but it's bad and it's getting

worse. And it's the new Ellis Island hundreds of migrants flood into New York

cities, Roosevelt hotel as big Apple becomes epicenter of the border crisis.

And Mayor Eric Adams says he'll ask judge to suspend right to shelter rules.

What the mayor's doing now, I think with a lot of the people that are, and this seems

to be the biggest issue that the world is going to face over the next, however many

years outside of climate and technology.

The biggest issue seems to be mass migration of people from, you know, countries that

are unstable to countries that are also unstable like ours, you know, they're going to come

from a degree of instability to a more polished degree of instability.

But this is going to be the biggest issue.

It's the reason for Brexit, it's the reason probably for a lot of the political

upheaval you see throughout Europe.

This has been the issue that everybody's talking about.

It's how many immigrants, migrants, refugees, whatever the term is, kind of society

absorb before the society kind of buckles and starts to break down.

And it's tough for New York because everybody in New York is predominantly pretty progressive

and they all want to do the right thing.

And but this is, you know, people don't like it.

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