New Yorkers are fed up and they're fighting back after a local high school was taken over to house migrants during a storm. Students were told they would conduct classes virtually as a storm came in and migrants got sent to their school for shelter. Fox 5 NY reported on the incident:
BROOKLYN - Nearly 2,000 migrants being housed in a tent shelter in NYC were transferred to a nearby high school during Tuesday's storm, forcing students to pivot to remote learning. The migrants being sheltered at Floyd Bennett Field in South Brooklyn spent the night at James Madison High School in Sheepshead Bay out of an "overabundance of caution" as New York City was under a flood advisory
