This is CBS Eye on the World.

I'm John Bachelot.

I welcome Harry Siegel, a senior editor at the City and online journal covering Manhattan

to look at the emergency of the migrants and new information.

The headline in the city, Venezuelan migrants in New York City cheer TPS as a program.

Though weight remains for work permits, the decision made by the federal government,

the Department of Homeland Security, is that Venezuelans who have arrived before July 31,

2023, goes the announcement.

Are eligible for work permits in the United States temporary is the word.

Sometimes it's two years is mentioned, sometimes it's five years is mentioned.

It's a tangled.

What does it mean for New York?

What does it mean for the shelter population overwhelmed by, according to the statistics

in the city, 112,000 people, including children, are in the city shelters of those 112,000?

Moving number all the time, 60,000 are migrants who have arrived.

Harry, a very good evening to you.

The governor, Governor Hocal, is most encouraged by this news from the federal government.

She thanks the president.

She also speaks of clearing out the shelters.

The mayor, mayor Adams, who's on scene, is less enthusiastic.

Help me to understand what this means for the city.

Does it give something to the Venezuelans?

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