“We are not coordinating with anyone to go to Canada. We’re not doing it,” Adams said. “There is no role that the city is playing to tell migrants to go to Canada.”
Adams said the city’s “intake process” for newly arrived migrants included interviews “to find out their needs.”
Adams also said that “unlike other municipalities, we are speaking to people to say, ‘What are your needs?'”Several migrants interviewed by The Post before they crossed into Canada said they were doing it for better job opportunities and improved quality of life. “So, those critics who say we are aiding and abetting, I don’t know where they get that from,” he added.
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