What happened to the Watson hotel NYC?

The 597-room Watson was pressed into service in October 2022 to house migrants who had been bused from the southern border by Texas Republican Governor Greg Abbott, after a plan by Mayor Adams to house them in encampments in the Bronx and on Randall's Island was canceled in the face of local protests.



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