At an Upper West Side town hall meeting Wednesday night, New York City Mayor Eric Adams (D) had a meltdown about Joe Biden’s open borders migration dilemma, stating, “Let me tell you something, New Yorkers. I’ve never had a difficulty in my life that I couldn’t see a way out of. I don’t see a way out of this. This problem will devastate New York City. Destroy New York City,” and “We’re about to lose the city we knew.”

Adams stated that the city has supported 110,000 “asylum seekers” who have arrived since April 2022 and that it is presently taking in 10,000 migrants per month from all over the world via the open southern border.

WCBS-TV reports:

Here is a longer clip of Adams’ and his remarks by posted by “nycphotog”:

BREAKING: Mayor Adams basically conceding New York City is done because of illegal immigration and warns New Yorkers illegals will flood ALL neighborhoods. pic.twitter.com/Lj5E3BSvDX

— nycphotog (@nycphotog) September 7, 2023

Excerpt from Gothamist report this week on the migrant crisis in New York City:

More than 110,000 migrants have arrived in New York City over the last year, now arriving at an average rate of 2,400 a week, according to the Adams administration. The ongoing crisis began in part when governors from southern states started sending asylum seekers to major northern U.S. cities, largely run by Democrats. Now, nearly 60,000 migrants are in the city’s shelter system, officials said.

Two buses arrived at Port Authority on Wednesday morning, with four more expected by early Thursday, according to Power Malu, an activist who has been assisting migrants arriving at Port Authority.

…In a statement Wednesday, Mayor Eric Adams again pleaded with the federal government for more help in dealing with the crisis.

“The transition of this site into a new humanitarian relief center at Austell Place is an important next step in our efforts to do our part, but, as we’ve said month after month, only more support from our state and federal partners and real policy change in Washington will truly address this crisis,” Adams said.

Adams is moving migrants around the city as he struggles to deal with the crisis:

This summer, a video emerged of refugees sleeping on the sidewalk outside a midtown hotel:

100s of migrants sleeping on the midtown Manhattan sidewalk as shelter hit capacity, with 90k plus migrants arriving in NYC since last spring, up to 1000/day costing up to 8m/day. Thoughts? #NewYork #migrants #Crisis #sidewalk #NewYorkCity pic.twitter.com/mMSKf5cV22

— CrowdVerdict (@CrowdVerdict) August 1, 2023