"We have no more room in the city," Adams said during a news conference at City Hall, in what the NY Times describes as a "somewhat unexpected departure from its long-held status as a sanctuary city, and as a place that guarantees a right to shelter."

As part of the city's shift in strategy, it will now require single adult migrants to reapply for shelter after 60 days, a move that the mayor said was designed to make room for families with children. Mr. Adams said the city would intensify efforts to help the migrants connect with family, friends or outside networks in order to find alternative housing arrangements.

If alternative housing arrangements are not available, single adult asylum seekers will have to return to the intake center and reapply for housing. It is unclear what would happen if there is not housing available at the intake centers. -NY Times

Pro-migrant activists aren't happy.