A lot of this migrant transfer is theater on the side of the transferor and the transferee. It could have been a good thing if done like Arizona with understanding and agreement on both sides with planning taken by both sides. The surprise though difficult, can be overcome in several instances, but that would take away the bluster from the tranferees.
Example, New York before covid, has had an increase in population of 76 people per day between 2010 and 2018. They lost about 300k during covid. During the approximately 6 month period of busing/deplaning migrants to New York, 9 or 10k have been sent to New York. Normal increases in population to New York before covid would have been nearly 14k for that period. Yes they may be back on a gradual population increase in the recent months, but I doubt it is 76 people a day.
Yes they have increased their population with immigrants whose language skills, poverty levels, and immediate ability to work are lesser than the increases other than through births. Many of those were births with parents able to provide. Some were people moving to New York.
New York being down in population, and getting an influx over 6 months that is 4k less than their total influx for that period in the past, does not make it a humanitarian crisis, except for the immediate period following their trip there.(because of lack of notice and planning) But New York is able to handle the present level of imports over time.
Washington DC, maybe not.
This all could have been not been plastered across the news headlines, if both parties had cooperated. I wish the media would stop making the same mistake with Desantis that they made with Trump. These stunts shouldn't be publicized.(That would take an agreed upon plan across the media, that they will never have though.)