An employee at a luxury New York City hotel that houses illegal immigrants has revealed that he is now disabled after being injured while attending a room abandoned by an immigrant guest.
Row NYC employee Felipe Rodriguez attended “Fox & Friends First” on Thursday to discuss how immigrants are causing “disturbance” in establishments and perishable foods as they fear wider implications for community safety. We discussed how we were wasting money.
Rodriguez, who regularly interacts with immigrants, was told to have a small refrigerator delivered to his room when he injured his knee while moving through a “cluttered” area.
“There are people getting drunk with marijuana. They are hitting and hitting their wives and girlfriends. Teenagers are running around the hotel and opening the emergency exit door. It’s a mess.” he told co-host Carly Shimkus.
Guest is no more. They sold the entire hotel from his 4th to 28th floor. All were immigrants. ”
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Rodriguez said some immigrants are “genuinely great people” seeking the American dream, but “unfortunately the government didn’t pump out the right people to join the program, they just sent someone. It is.”
Critics are also furious over food waste. Rodriguez has released footage and photos of the large amount of food the hotel was forced to discard because immigrants wanted different food.
“I was shocked,” Rodriguez said. “It’s mind-boggling, and I asked some of the guests…they said [didn’t] How nice. “
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According to Mayor Eric Adams’ office, New York City has more than 38,000 immigrants, with 26,000 currently staying in rooms at the Big Apple Hotel.
Specifically, The Row costs taxpayers about $650,000 per night to house immigrants, and about $500 per room per night.
Despite hotel rooms being ransacked and tons of food wasted, Rodriguez said he was also concerned about how the current situation would affect public safety.
“It’s great to see that there are people who believe in the American Dream, and it’s good that they come here and look for it, but we have a duty to New Yorkers and to all citizens. I think we have the right to ensure our dreams…the neighborhood is safe,” Rodriguez said.
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“There is no security in our work,” he continued. “Security is pretty straightforward…you never know who’s drunk and who’s…trying to do something crazy.”
New York City Council Minority Leader Joe Borelli (Republican) joined Fox & Friends on Thursday to discuss the issues at hand and call for tougher regulations related to immigration policy.
“We’re basically stockpiling people in hotels who have no purpose other than to wait for immigration officials to decide what to do,” Borelli told co-host Steve Doocy. New York City taxpayers basically buying and stockpiling rooms with no idea how many people will be coming, how long they will stay, how long they will need to be fed. All of this is happening while they are being forced to, for a period of time when we need to provide them with shelter.”
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“And in practice this is probably because immigration, even with regard to asylum seekers, is regulated and [a] A certain number of people are brought in at a time and you happen to know who they are, where they are going and what they are going for,” he continued.
With tens of thousands of homeless people in New York City shelters, Borelli said local governments should try to house Americans first before placing illegal immigrants in luxury hotels on a taxpayer’s dime. He said he was focused on helping.
“Watching these videos and hearing stories about how much waste and abuse there is should be a wake-up call to Washington that this is a serious crisis,” Borrelli said.
