As New York City grapples with the growing number of individuals arriving from the southern border, it has been reported that the city is allocating a significant portion of its budget on laundry services for these migrants. It is said that millions are being invested in contracts dedicated to this task, according to a report by The New York Post.

The city's administration under Democratic Mayor Eric Adams is alleged to have spent no less than $11.6 million directly on laundry services for migrants, with the actual total potentially being higher.

Aside from the direct costs, an additional $23 million is tied up in contracts, the majority of which are associated with laundry processing.

This large sum also accounts for staffing and security expenses. The size of these expenditures has led to expressions of concern and criticism from various city officials. Vito Fossell, Staten Island Borough President, voiced his criticism in an interview with The Post, stating, 'Taxpayers are being taken to the cleaners.'

Fossell continued, highlighting the concern of many city residents by pointing out that such a large figure is being used towards laundry costs.

As New York City grapples with the growing number of individuals arriving from the southern border, it has been reported that the city is allocating a significant portion of its budget on laundry services for these migrants. It is said that millions are being invested in contracts dedicated to this task, according to a report by The New York Post.
The city's administration under Democratic Mayor Eric Adams is alleged to have spent no less than $11.6 million directly on laundry services for migrants, with the actual total potentially being higher.
Aside from the direct costs, an additional $23 million is tied up in contracts, the majority of which are associated with laundry processing.
This large sum also accounts for staffing and security expenses. The size of these expenditures has led to expressions of concern and criticism from various city officials. Vito Fossell, Staten Island Borough President, voiced his criticism in an interview with The Post, stating, 'Taxpayers are being taken to the cleaners.'
Fossell continued, highlighting the concern of many city residents by pointing out that such a large figure is being used towards laundry costs.

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