New York City's struggle with its sanctuary status is a topic of heated debate, with the city grappling with resource limitations amidst a growing immigrant population. Mike Sperrazza, a critic of the city's approach, believes that the city's open invitation to immigrants is unsustainable due to resource constraints. His perspective, shaped by his disbelief in Mayor Eric Adams' policies, advocates for stricter immigration policies and the deportation of illegal migrants. Similarly, Mike Hoeflich expresses skepticism towards the city's sanctuary struggle. He criticizes the city's attempt to be a compassionate sanctuary while dealing with issues like homelessness and crime. Hoeflich, like Sperrazza, suggests prioritizing the deportation of illegal migrants and criticizes the right to shelter rule. Both their perspectives highlight the complexities and challenges of New York City's sanctuary struggle.

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