New York School Shuts Down to House Thousands of Illegal Immigrants, Remote Education for Students

January 10th, 2024

Off the rails.

Via: New York Post:

Brooklyn high school students were forced to learn remotely Wednesday as nearly 2,000 migrants using their gym as a storm shelter were bused back to a nearby tent city.

Concerns that torrential rains and powerful winds would collapse a massive migrant tent at Floyd Bennett Field led to the move Tuesday night — though migrants had already been cleared out of James Madison High School at 4:30 a.m. Wednesday.

Despite their early departure, which a source described to The Post as “madness,” the school remained remote on Wednesday at the principal’s request, City Hall said.

One Response to “New York School Shuts Down to House Thousands of Illegal Immigrants, Remote Education for Students”

  1. Snowman says:

    If I had a huge, potentially volatile group in my neighborhood, I’d much rather keep them all together in one bldg than allow them to disperse, especially during a storm, even if it inconvenienced my kids for a few days… the lesser of two evils. If their bunk and possessions got washed out of a tent, where would they go for replacements or even for their next meal? I imagine that the school remained closed the next day to clean up after 2,000 people spent the night there.

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