The Michael Berry Show New York City's mayor, Eric Adams, came into office as the mayor

of New York as a sanctuary city mayor. They were going to welcome people from all over

the country until Texas started sending illegal aliens to him and he has lost his mind.

Well, now his latest thing is a speech where he tells New Yorkers, you need to bring illegal aliens

into your home and then the New York Post asks his office, well, is he going to take illegal aliens

into his home and they refuse to respond? I don't know why they would refuse to respond.

This would be a great opportunity to go, yes, I'm leading by example. We're going to bring a bunch

of illegal aliens into Gracie Mansion and they're going to they're going to live here and not to work.

They're going to live just like me. We're going to hang out. They're going to ride around with me

in my limo with the yes, this is going to be great. This just goes to show illegal immigration

is an academic subject for people somewhere elsewhere until it lands on your doorstep and then

you change your tune. The story from Fox five, New York. The closer we bring the silent

seekers and the migrants to everyday New Yorkers, the easier it would be for them to transition

into a society. Mayor Adams saying he's open to paying private homeowners to put up a silent

seekers right now. It's just an idea that he's floating. She putting is a good investment for us to

go to a family and assist them instead of placing people in large congregate settings or in these

emergency hotels. Each week, thousands of single adults and families arrive here on buses from

border states. The mayor says finding housing for everyone has become increasingly difficult. He

recruited faith leaders to open up churches, synagogues and mos. And now the mayor is considering

taking things a step further by asking private homeowners to share their space. The mayor says

any New Yorker willing to house migrants would be paid by the city. Technically short term rentals

of 30 days or less are illegal in New York City. So if this is going to be something less than 30

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