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First Bus of Migrants sent by Gov. Abbott in Texas Arrives in NYC

Just days after Mayor Eric Adams turned down Greg Abbott’s invitation to visit the southern border, the Texas governor sent a taste of the ongoing migrant surge to NYC’s doorstep — with the first busload of border-crossers arriving in Manhattan Friday morning.

The arrival of the migrants comes as Abbott has dispatched dozens of buses to Washington DC since April, transporting more than 6,100 migrants to the nation’s capital in “response to the Biden administration’s open border policies overwhelming Texas communities.”

“Because of President Biden’s continued refusal to acknowledge the crisis caused by his open border policies, the State of Texas has had to take unprecedented action to keep our communities safe,” Abbott said in his Friday statement.

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced the first bus full of migrants has arrived at the Port Authority Bus Terminal.

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott hopes Mayor Eric Adams will welcome the migrants arriving in the Big Apple.

In the governor’s announcement, his office pointed to New York City’s right to housing laws which require the local government to provide “emergency shelter for every unhoused person.”

Already, Adams has warned that the homeless shelters in the city are being overloaded with migrants. Previous reporting by The Post confirmed a Department of Homeless Service intake center in the Bronx as well as the Bellevue men’s shelter in Manhattan have seen a growing number of migrants arrive in recent days.

First bus of migrants from Texas arrives in NYC, Abbott says
 
Top Health Official: New York treating Polio case as 'tip of the iceberg'

Polio has been found in sewage samples outside New York City

New York's health commissioner said Thursday that the state is treating its single case of polio – the first patient known to be infected with the virus in the U.S. in nearly a decade – as "just the tip of the iceberg."

"Based on earlier polio outbreaks, New Yorkers should know that for every one case of paralytic polio observed, there may be hundreds of other people infected," State Health Commissioner Dr. Mary T. Bassett said in a statement.

"Coupled with the latest wastewater findings, the Department is treating the single case of polio as just the tip of the iceberg of much greater potential spread. As we learn more, what we do know is clear: the danger of polio is present in New York today. We must meet this moment by ensuring that adults, including pregnant people, and young children by 2 months of age are up to date with their immunization – the safe protection against this debilitating virus that every New Yorker needs," she said.

Top health official: New York treating polio case as 'tip of the iceberg'

Everybody thank New York for reintroducing polio to the United States.
 
Manhattan man 'who smeared Feces on Face of Female subway passenger' will have facial scars forever after being scalded with boiling water in attack at Rikers Island by fellow inmate named 'Burns'

A career criminal accused of smearing his feces on the face of a subway commuter may be permanently disfigured after a fellow inmate threw boiling water into his face.

Frank Abrokwa, 37, is expected to 'have scars for the rest of his life' after a fellow Rikers Island detainee splashed him with boiling water at the Anna M. Kross Correctional Facility last week on the notorious Rikers Island, where he is being held on bail.

'You can wash s–t off your face and remain with the mental scars. When it comes to hot water, you will have physical and mental scars for the rest of your life,' the source said.

Abrokwa was seemingly caught on video rubbing his own excrement on a woman after defecating into a bag at the East 241st Street station in The Bronx on February 21.

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A defiant Frank Abrokwa, 37, is pictured showing a rude hand gesture as he is led into Manhattan Criminal Court for violating the conditions of his release

Manhattan man 'who smeared feces' on face of subway passenger' attacked with boiling water in jail | Daily Mail Online

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Couples Put On X-Rated Shows in NYC’s Dining Sheds

Why pay for a hotel room by the hour when you can get a dining shed for free!

Empty restaurant sheds — derided by critics as havens for the homeless, makeshift toilets and rat traps — are now providing a place for raunchy al fresco quickies.

One XXX-rated scene caught on video by a horrified Greenwich Village resident heading out to work on a recent morning shows a man and woman in a Cornelia Street dining hut getting down and dirty.

The woman is seen performing oral sex on her paramour, who is lying on top of a suitcase, his head propped up on the shed’s plywood wall. A tall, open beverage can sits next to him during the romp.

Couples put on X-rated shows in NYC's dining sheds
 
A NYC school diploma isn’t worth the paper it’s written on

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New York City's public schools are like Potemkin villages, propped up by teachers unions to appear successful when in fact they're rife with grade fraud and filled with educrats who simply pass failing students.

When renowned economist and education innovator Roland Fryer served at the School Board of Massachusetts and attended a public meeting to close a failing school, a black mother walked up to him and told him that the school was a good school.

“No, ma’am,” said Fryer, who is also black, “it’s not.”

The mother pulled out her child’s report card from her purse; it was all A’s.

The mother insisted, “This is a good school!”

Fryer had to tell her: “Ma’am….They have lied to you.”

“Potemkin villages” refer to the magnificent facades that Crimean governor Grigory Potemkin supposedly built in front of decrepit villages to impress Catherine the Great on her grand tour of the region. Today, there’s no better term than “Potemkin schools” to describe how educrats run public education in New York City.

Recently, teachers at William Cullen Bryant High School in Queens complained that administrators forced them to pass failing students. Last year, a long-stalled investigation revealed that Maspeth High School in Queens repeatedly faked passing grades. In 2020, at Brooklyn’s Cobble Hill High School where more than 70% of the students were failing, the principal was secretly recorded instructing teachers to just pass kids. This happens not just at isolated failing schools; data on middle schools show widespread grade fraud in New York City public schools, and the worst often occur in predominantly black communities.

One such school is the Eagle Academy for Young Men of Harlem, where in 8th grade, 95% of students failed Math proficiency according to New York State standardized testing, but the school passed 93.9% of them in that subject. The founder and former head of the Eagle Academy network, David Banks, is now Chancellor of the New York City Department of Education. He quickly banished standardized tests from large swathes of NYC’s education landscape.

A NYC school diploma isn’t worth the paper it’s written on
 
A NYC school diploma isn’t worth the paper it’s written on

bored-student.jpg

New York City's public schools are like Potemkin villages, propped up by teachers unions to appear successful when in fact they're rife with grade fraud and filled with educrats who simply pass failing students.

When renowned economist and education innovator Roland Fryer served at the School Board of Massachusetts and attended a public meeting to close a failing school, a black mother walked up to him and told him that the school was a good school.

“No, ma’am,” said Fryer, who is also black, “it’s not.”

The mother pulled out her child’s report card from her purse; it was all A’s.

The mother insisted, “This is a good school!”

Fryer had to tell her: “Ma’am….They have lied to you.”

“Potemkin villages” refer to the magnificent facades that Crimean governor Grigory Potemkin supposedly built in front of decrepit villages to impress Catherine the Great on her grand tour of the region. Today, there’s no better term than “Potemkin schools” to describe how educrats run public education in New York City.

Recently, teachers at William Cullen Bryant High School in Queens complained that administrators forced them to pass failing students. Last year, a long-stalled investigation revealed that Maspeth High School in Queens repeatedly faked passing grades. In 2020, at Brooklyn’s Cobble Hill High School where more than 70% of the students were failing, the principal was secretly recorded instructing teachers to just pass kids. This happens not just at isolated failing schools; data on middle schools show widespread grade fraud in New York City public schools, and the worst often occur in predominantly black communities.

One such school is the Eagle Academy for Young Men of Harlem, where in 8th grade, 95% of students failed Math proficiency according to New York State standardized testing, but the school passed 93.9% of them in that subject. The founder and former head of the Eagle Academy network, David Banks, is now Chancellor of the New York City Department of Education. He quickly banished standardized tests from large swathes of NYC’s education landscape.

A NYC school diploma isn’t worth the paper it’s written on
I have heard the same thing about schools where students 'compete' for lottery fed Hope Scholarships. Teachers will inflate little Jimmy's grades to make him more competitive and likely to get one. I don't know if it is actually rampant, but I have heard that story from several former teachers (now flight attendants). It's is not surprising considering the level of product coming out of public schools these days.
 
NYC Mayor Eric Adams blasts Texas Gov. Greg Abbott after second bus of migrants arrives: ‘This is horrific’

"We're finding that some of the families are on the bus that wanted to go to other locations, and they were not allowed to do so," the mayor said. "They were forced on the bus with the understanding that they were going to other locations that they wanted to go to, and when they tried to explain they were not allowed to do so."

Yes doofus they are here illegally and don't get to choose . Sorry the Hamptons are full.

"They’re not letting us know when the buses are leaving. They’re not letting us know what are the needs of the people on the bus," Adams said. "They are not giving us any information, so we’re unable to really provide the service to people en route."

Do the border states get a heads up? He gets two busloads and starts crying crisis?
 
This is a huge problem everywhere. As Biden says, we need to increase funding to law enforcement to attract good people.
How much money would it take for you to be a cop? $100K? $150K? $200K? The city of Knoxville doesn't respond to non-injury auto accidents because they don't have the staffing, and it's not because the DA is releasing everybody like NYC and CA. It's the loss of respect from the "Cops are bad" push from the left promoted through MSM.
Law enforcement and teachers have historically been underpaid financially because they were held in high esteem which can be more important to some than money....
 
Uhh regardless of what he says it was not the narrative of your ideology
Y’all own this at the local Dem level


Unlike your side of the fence, which just takes personal insulting pot shots at one another, on our side of the fence we have earnest policy debates and leadership can disagree with the base without fear of being hanged at the Capitol Building.


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How much money would it take for you to be a cop? $100K? $150K? $200K? The city of Knoxville doesn't respond to non-injury auto accidents because they don't have the staffing, and it's not because the DA is releasing everybody like NYC and CA. It's the loss of respect from the "Cops are bad" push from the left promoted through MSM.
Law enforcement and teachers have historically been underpaid financially because they were held in high esteem which can be more important to some than money....


Me? None. I would never do it. You face lawsuits and even criminal second guessing from people under political pressure from the extremes.
 

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