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Last weekend, demonstrators stormed Brooklyn streets, New York, rallying against the city to build asylum for the homeless ones by what locals call the “bait and switch” tactics.
Sunday, Hundreds of protesters Went through the sheep, which chanted the bay, “vote” after the city authorities switched to the construction of asylum for the homeless residents of the site, originally approved in 2022 as accessible housing.
Residents stated that the changes – which took place after the developer pulled out the project – were made in 2023 without an additional contribution of the community.
Community activists moved for hours when they carried out signs, reading: “No shelters next to the playgrounds and schools”, “Keep our street safe, keep shelters” and “Children’s Security first, no homeless shelters!”
Protesters pass through the streets of sheep, Brooklyn when they hold a banner, reading “No homeless shelter! Children’s security! School!”
Mary’s candidate and founder of the guards of Angels Kurtis Pliv, who ruled the demonstration, also expressed his dissatisfaction with the current city authorities.
“The community goes to court to try to block this bait and the switch, which was to be accessible housing,” the plum said. “And now they are trying to put it into the shelter. That’s the case Eric Adams to do. “
“Hundreds and hundreds of people came here to join solidarity,” the plum continued. “So, if you haven’t seen your chosen official here, I don’t care if you are a Democrat or Republican, they obviously were on the asylum side.”
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Mary Kurtis Pliva candidate speaks during a protest in Brooklyn, New York, May 4, 2025.
Initially on the site in 2134 COYLE St. It was offered to become a five -story mixed use building with 120 apartments, approximately 36 of which were appointed permanently available.
While the Brooklyn Community Council approved plans in 2021, city authorities planned a site to become 175 A shelter for homeless For “families with children who have no other housing options … Alternatives of housing are not available.”
The demonstrators keep signs when they walk the streets of Brooklyn, New York.
“The communities promised affordable housing not another shelter,” the plum said in a message on X. “I appeared to lead the protest, while the mayor hiding and other candidates are silent. This bait and switching is unacceptable. I will always stand with him. New Yorkers. Enough. “
NEW YORK POST It is reported that the locals are cautious about homeless shelters when they attract crime and danger.
“I believe that homeless people should have a place, but I talked to my dad before, and he told me that he had homeless friends who are afraid to be in these shelters because of how dangerous other people who are there, it is not even safe for many homeless people,” 21-year-old resident of Acharka. “So, given the said, I don’t think it should be here.”
On Sunday, Brooklyn, New York, in Brooklyn, New York.
Diml Willbus, who is running for the district of the district 46, urged residents to pressure local officials to listen.
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“It is very important for us to continue the pressure.” said Willbus. “We press on our chosen officials who have put us in this situation … We have super power to vote for the right people, votes the wrong people.”
