New York City has inked a new nearly $1 billion contract with the hotel industry to provide emergency shelter for homeless people despite the easing of the migrant crisis, The Post has learned.
NYC inks $1B no-bid shelter contract with hotel industry despite claims migrant crisis is easing
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