Trump criticizes housing migrants in luxury hotels amid struggles

On Tuesday, president Donald Trump criticized the spending of taxpayer money to accommodate immigrants in “luxury hotels” while others continue to struggle to bear the costs of necessities.

Trump was traveling to the United States after a four -day trip to Scotland when he was asked about mass migration to the United Kingdom.

One of the correspondents indicated that many in the United Kingdom had assumed a problem with the housing migrants at hotels at the expense of taxpayers while handling their asylum claims and asked whether Britain needed “Alcatraz”.

It was a reference to the illegal immigrant detention center in Florida in the property of 30 square miles in the Swamplands of Everglades.

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“They are putting people in luxury hotels and other people working on A — OFF live from hand to mouth. They do not live in the same way,” Trump said on the Air Force. “I looked at some of the hotels they use.”

Trump indicated that illegal immigrants in some parts of the United States have been accommodated in hotels.

“They put them like the best hotels anywhere in the world,” he said. “Thousands of dollars per night, and others live in the streets, including our warriors. They cannot get a room.

Migrants are waiting for registration outside the Roosevelt Hotel in central Manhattan on August 1, 2023. (Julia Bonaviteta/Fox News Digital)

He added: “There are pictures of the old warriors who reside next to the door where they walk to live, and the old warriors sit in the sidewalk in front of a luxury hotel. The illegitimate come to this hotel and reside for a week.” “This is not good.”

In 2023, Fox News stated that the allegations that the homeless old warriors had been displaced in hotels in New York State were wrong.

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Immigrants gather outside the Roosevelt Hotel, where dozens of immigrants who arrived recently were sweating while trying to secure temporary housing on August 2, 2023, in New York City. (Alexi Rosenfeld/Getty Images)

However, in the same year in Massachusetts, the military families who booked the rooms in Foxburo, MassachusettsThe Jelite 124 football game site at Gillett Stadium received the cancellation notifications from the hotels that the state was using to house immigrants.

In June, the Roosevelt Hotel in Manhattan, which was one of the city’s main migrant shelters, closed its doors.

The transformer site, which contains about 1000 rooms, has been treated more than 173,000 immigrants Since its opening in May 2023, the city said.

The hotel was linked to the gangs, and the Ministry of Justice launched an investigation into Roosevelt, owned by the Pakistan government, and the Stewart Hotel, which also turned into a migrant shelter.

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Tax drivers in New York City dismantled billions of dollars to pay housing costs to more than 232,000 migrants who have arrived in the city since the spring of 2022.