De Blasio Deports Thousands of New York Homeless to other cities across America Cities across the United States are grappling with large homeless populations, but New York City decided to deal with the problem by relocating those sleeping in the streets or in shelters to other American cities. The New York Post reported that city records show that homeless people have been sent to 373 American cities. The Post also reported that since the program started in 2017, New York has relocated 5,074 families, or 12,482 people, to other areas in the city, the state, and around the country. Cities selected for homeless relocation include several in New Jersey and Georgia, according the Atlanta Journal Constitution: AJC reported that Marietta City Councilwoman Michelle Cooper Kelly said she was “astonished” when she read of the NYC program in the Post. The Post reported on the extent of the program across the country: Sade Collington, her husband, and two children returned to a Bronx shelter after being relocated to an East Orange, New Jersey, apartment that lacked water, heat, or electricity. “It was completely unlivable,” said Collington, who added she planned to sue the city. https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2019/12/11/de-blasio-deports-thousands-of-homeless-families-across-america/