Council voting to put homeless in hotels, against de Blasio

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"This version of the bill, which came out of nowhere overnight with no conversation, is ham-fisted and reckless, self-defeatingly unilateral and ill-informed, and legally questionable and amateurish," said Isaac McGinn, spokesman for the city's Department of Social Services.

https://nypost.com/2020/05/15/council-voting-to-put-homeless-in-hotels-against-de-blasio/ 

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