'Secure the border & end this madness!'

 GOP New York lawmakers slam Hochul's White House requests to tackle migrant crisis.

 “In 1981, the city of New York and the Coalition for the Homeless signed an agreement that the city would provide shelter to anyone who seeks it. This is an agreement that does not apply to the state’s other 57 counties, which is one of the reasons we cannot and will not force other parts of the state to shelter migrants," she said. 

 Four Republican New York lawmakers ripped Gov. Kathy Hochul's (D-NY) request to President Joe Biden for more federal funds and access to more federal lands to deal with the migrant crisis in her state.

"Rather than calling on President Biden to end his executive orders which created this crisis in the first place and secure our nation’s border, your and New York City Mayor Adams’ repeated decisions to continue saddling New Yorkers with this problem through the implementation of failed policy have ushered in chaos across our state," the lawmakers wrote.