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New York City to End Program Giving Migrants Vouchers for Food
New York City is ending a program that provides migrants staying in city-funded hotels with prepaid debit cards they can use to purchase food.
New York City ends prepaid debit card program for migrants
New York City will end its prepaid debit card voucher program for asylum-seekers. The program distributed debit cards to migrant families staying in city-funded hotels, which allowed them to buy their own food.
New York Scraps Pre-Paid Debit Cards for Migrants
New York City ends a food debit card program that allowed migrant families to purchase their own groceries and essential supplies.
New York City ending voucher program that allowed migrant families to buy their own food
The pilot program distributed debit cards to migrant families staying in city-funded hotels, allowing them to buy their own food.
NYC to stop giving migrants prepaid debit cards for food
A spokesperson for Mayor Eric Adams’ office said it will not renew the “immediate response cards pilot program.” The program directed funds toward migrant families in the city’s Housing Preservation and Development system that were living in hotels.
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