'They need to be resettled elsewhere': The View talks NYC migrant influx

The hosts of 'The View' were talking about the migrant influx that NYC is dealing with. The same problem that Democrat Mayor Eric Adams is warning will destroy the city if Joe Biden doesn't start working on it. But 'The View' hosts took it another step further and, while they admitted to all the problems that migrant invasions and influxes cause on cities, they also basically said not to bring it to their own backyard. They said the migrants need to be spread out and "resettled elsewhere" as if the hosts of The View are too good to live in a town with migrants. It's like the hosts were looking down on people who want a better life. Real Clear Politics grabbed some quotes from the segment:

"I think New York is now getting a small taste of what border states have dealt with for decades," co-host Alyssa Farah said.

"This is not a federal problem. This is not an American problem. This is a regional problem. This is a world problem and I think it takes everybody sitting together, not being performative," said co-host Ana Navarro. "What is being performative? Sending busloads of migrants to Kamala Harris's house or Martha's Vineyard."

"It puts tremendous stress on a city, on a community, on the social services. They need to be resettled elsewhere," Navarro concluded.

"They need to spread out. This is a massive country!" added co-host Sara Haines. "We have like 20,000 new students hitting the New York City school system with no Spanish-language helpers to help these kids learn. We don't have the resources!"