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0:43Now PlayingDozens of migrants were digging in their heels Monday and refusing to go to the city’s new massive intake center in Brooklyn, leaving some living under tarps on the street in front of a Manhattan hotel.
Single men who recently arrived in the Big Apple after illegally crossing the US’s southern border and claiming asylum are supposed to be boarding free buses en masse from the Hell’s Kitchen hotel to their new digs.
Instead, protesting asylum-seekers — decrying the alleged lack of heat and no on-site showers at the new facility at the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal in Red Hook — were still roaming around in front of the entrance to the Watson Hotel on West 57th Street, where the city had temporarily stashed them.
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