TO DAVID.
>> David: PETER THOMAS
TONIGHT, THANK YOU.
NOW TO THE MIGRANT CRISIS FAR
FROM THE BORDER IN NEW YORK CITY
MORE THAN 4200 MIGRANTS ARRIVING
LAST WEEK ALONE.
AND TONIGHT THE ANGER FROM SOME
AFTER THE CITY ANNOUNCED PLANS
TO HOUSE THEM IN STAND-ALONE
GEMS TO 20 PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
HERE IS ABCs STEPHANIE RAMOS
TONIGHT.
>> TONIGHT WITH NEW YORK CITY AT
A BREAKING POINT AS IT SCRAMBLES
TO HOUSE HUNDREDS OF
ASYLUM-SEEKERS ARRIVING DAILY.
APPEARED A PLAN TO POTENTIALLY
CONVERT UP TO 20 STAND-ALONE
PUBLIC SCHOOL JAMS INTO
SHORT-TERM EMERGENCY SHELTERS
FACING FIERCE CRITICISM.
>> I WANT MY KIDS TO BE SAFE.
>> PARENTS AND STUDENTS
DEMONSTRATING OUTSIDE OF THE
SCHOOL, 1 OF 6 SITES IN BROOKLYN
UNDER CONSIDERATION.
>> IT BREAKS MY HEART THAT WE DO
NOT HAVE THE FACILITIES TO HOUSE
THEM, BUT THIS IS NOT A VIABLE
OPTION.
>> Reporter: A WEEK AFTER
TITLE 42, CITIES IN THE U.S.
BRACING FOR A WAVE OF MIGRANTS,
MORE THAN 4200 ARE ARRIVING IN
NEW YORK CITY LAST WEEK ALONE
AFTER BACKLASH FROM PARENTS,
OFFICIALS MOVING DOZENS OF
ASYLUM-SEEKERS FROM THIS
CONEY ISLAND SCHOOL GYM TO A
LONG-TERM FACILITY IN MANHATTAN
AFTER NEARLY TWO DAYS.
IT WAS THE ONLY GYM BEING USED
AS A SHELTER.
IT COMES TO CITY OFFICIALS SAY
THAT THEY ARE OUT OF SPACE AT
MORE THAN 150 EMERGENCY SHELTERS
AND NEARLY HALF OF ALL HOTEL
ROOMS ARE ALREADY HOUSING
MIGRANTS.
>> Reporter: WHOM EVER IS
TELLING US NOT TO GO SOMEWHERE,
I HAVE ONE QUESTION FOR YOU, YOU
TELL ME WHERE WE SHOULD GO.
THAT'S WHAT I NEED.
>> Reporter: NEW YORK CITY
FORCED TO CONSIDER ALL OPTIONS
AFTER A JUDGE GRANTED A
TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER FOR
THE CITY SENDING MIGRANTS NORTH
OF HERE