What impact will the influx of illegal immigrants into new york have on local public security?

On July 26th, I reported on overseas websites that the problem of illegal immigrants in the United States is getting more and more serious, and a large number of illegal immigrants have flooded into new york. This will bring great challenges to the local public security. In fact, the United States has been plagued by illegal immigrants. The influx of illegal immigrants has also had a certain impact on the American economy, occupying a large number of public infrastructure in the United States and bringing troubles to the lives of American residents. This may even threaten their lives and health.

Eric Adams, the mayor of new york, also said that illegal immigrants from the US-Mexico border would flood new york's school medical system and infrastructure. Illegal immigrants arrive in new york from the southern border by means of transportation, and the pressure on the homeless is increasing. Mayor Adams also said in an interview that he did not criticize the immigration policy of the White House, but only criticized the ruthlessness of the southern border States of the United States.

These illegal immigrants enter other countries through illegal means to achieve the purpose of immigration. Illegal immigrants only appeared after 1882 American Chinese Exclusion Act was promulgated. As a social problem, it appeared in the 1920s, and the problem of illegal immigration became more and more serious in the 1980s, which also became the focus of American society. In the face of more and more illegal immigrants, the United States has also formulated many policies, and even formulated policies to expel illegal immigrants, but this has not prevented illegal immigrants from entering.

The problem of illegal immigration in the United States can be divided into two stages. With World War II as the boundary, my immigration policy is constantly changing. Before World War II, the number of illegal immigrants in the United States was very small, but after World War II, due to the rapid development of the American economy, a large number of immigrants poured in, and many illegal immigrants wanted to make money in the United States. However, there are many loopholes in American immigration policies and laws, which also increases the number of illegal immigrants. Economic, policy, legal and social reasons in the United States have caused a large influx of illegal immigrants.