From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack

Armstrong and Joe Getty, Armstrong and Getty Show.

Dozens of migrants living on the streets of Manhattan's west side are refusing the city's

demand to pack up.

They are all single men who were told this weekend they were being relocated from a

hotel to make room for migrant families, including women and children.

Some refuse to leave their rooms and spend the day negotiating with city officials.

The men were all provided new housing at a cruise line terminal in Brooklyn that has

been set up as a temporary shelter.

A number of the migrants say the terminal is cold, doesn't have enough bathrooms, and

is too far away from businesses where they could find work.

This man who said he was from the Dominican Republic broke down in tears explaining why

he would rather live on the street.

Why are you so angry?

I feel bad because they are treating us really poorly by taking us to that place.

That place is not for human beings.

Do you understand?

One migrant from Venezuela told us they will remain on the streets until they are provided

acceptable, permanent housing.

Well, the Evil Trump administration continuing to treat migrants in an awful way.

Fact check!

Um, yeah, that is at least three or four different kinds of astounding.

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