Looming cold snap a concern for migrants at Floyd Bennett Field
On the heels of Tuesday’s storm, migrants tell News 12 that their main concern is not the flooding but the extreme cold.
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Jan 13, 2024, 6:46 PM
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7h agoAsylum seekers at Floyd Bennett Field are bracing for a cold snap in the Northeast.
On the heels of Tuesday’s storm, migrants tell News 12 that their main concern is not the flooding but the extreme cold.
News 12’s Julia Joseph is at Floyd Bennett Field with the latest.
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