<p>
	Nearly 2,000 miles from the U.S.-Mexico&nbsp;border, New York City could see the arrival of more migrants as a result of the end of Title 42 pandemic restrictions on asylum cases, prompting officials to look beyond city borders to house migrants. Long Island officials weigh&nbsp;in on what this means for the area.&nbsp;Newsday TV&#39;s Steve Langford reports.&nbsp;
</p>


News

New York

nyMIGRANTS230514_video

What does the end of Title 42 mean for Long Island 

New York City

onecms:d7b8bec8-2839-4fd7-9357-61ed40451311

Newsday

Migrant 'emergency' in Riverhead feared as pandemic border restrictions end

Studio 05162023_Alexa_Steve_end_Title_42_Rodriguez.00_00_34_06.Still001.jpg

Most Popular

Latest video

New York video slot

Bernardo Raul Castro Mata was arraigned Tuesday for allegedly shooting and wounding two NYPD police officers from Long Island earlier this month.

Queens DA: 'These police officers were just doing a traffic stop'

Plaza33, a pedestrian plaza outside of Penn Station, was unveiled on Monday.

A look at the new Plaza33

President Joe Biden's order Tuesday could mean fewer migrants moving to New York City and Long Island.

President signs executive order 

Opening statements began Monday in the hush money trial of former President Donald Trump.

'It's a case as to bookkeeping'

Get the Breaking News newsletter!

New York Newsletter Widget

The NYPD said it has put in place policies, training and technology to comply with the law. 

New law requiring NYPD to record race, age, gender during investigations begins Monday

New York Article Bottom Module

With smiles and a traditional handshake in the City Hall rotunda, the speaker and mayor announced a budget totaling about $5 billion more than the one announced there a year ago.

NYC leaders announce $112.4 billion budget deal

Construction at Kennedy Airport is underway and will coincide with the busy summer travel months, expected to cause gridlock in and around the airport.

AirTrain fares cut in half starting Monday

The latest numbers in New York City and across the rest of the state are higher than during the same period of 2023, but a far cry from the outbreak in 2022.

NY sees rise in mpox cases: What to know

The 77-year-old victim was instructed to withdraw all of his money for a pending investigation, police say.

Caller posing as Federal Reserve employee scams LIer out of $47,000, police say

Nassau's new marketing agency, RRDA LI Inc., will bus in tourists from Manhattan this summer.

New Nassau County tourism bus hits the road

The march through Manhattan streets begins at noon Sunday and will be the culmination of a weekend of events marking the end of Pride Month.

NYC Pride parade boasts nod to history, new challenges

New York Video Playlist

ICYMI: Trump spoke to reporters at his namesake tower in Manhattan on Friday, his return to campaigning a day after he was convicted of trying to illegally influence the 2016 election by falsifying business records.

  'It's not hush money. It's a nondisclosure agreement.'

12 Jurors and one alternate were picked for Donald Trump's hush money trial. 

Jurors picked for Trump's trial

A former LI man set himself on fire at a park outside the courthouse of the Trump hush money trial where jury selection happened.

Former LI man ablaze outside trial

New York City Parks Department says work is underway to rebuild and restore the legendary New York State Pavilion for future generations to enjoy. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports.

'We'd go quite often, we loved it'

The driver of the car implicated in the killing of Det. Jonathan Diller last month said he went to buy some liquor and upon his return to the vehicle had no idea the other man in his car accused of shooting Diller was going to start firing, according to records.

'Justice for our hero, brother Jonathan Diller'

Former President Donald Trump was in court as jury selection began in his hush money criminal trial.

Trump: 'This is political persecution'

NYPD officials said officer Jonathan Diller and his partner were investigating a man who had what appeared to be a gun in his sweatshirt before the fatal encounter on March 25 in Queens.

New details in fatal shooting case

A grand jury has indicted Guy Rivera and Lindy Jones in connection with the shooting that led to the death of NYPD Det. Jonathan Diller of Massapequa Park, officials disclosed Monday.

Indictments in killing of NYPD officer

Guy Rivera was charged with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of NYPD officer Jonathan Diller of Long Island during a traffic stop in Far Rockaway, authorities said.

Accused shooter charged with first-degree murder of NYPD officer

Lindy Jones, 41, the driver involved in the fatal shooting of NYPD officer Jonathan Diller, is facing felony weapons charges. The alleged shooter remains hospitalized awaiting charges, police said. NewsdayTV's Jasmine Anderson reports.

Lindy Jones, 41, charged in NYPD officer's death

Those who knew NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller, from Massapequa Park, were in shock on Tuesday over his death from a gunshot at a vehicle stop Monday night in Far Rockaway. NewsdayTV's Steve Langford reports.

'It just breaks my heart to think about the loss, the tremendous loss'

NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller, 31, of Massapequa Park, was fatally shot Monday evening while conducting a vehicle stop in Far Rockaway.

'A devastating moment'

Homepage Trending

Fourth of July guide

LI Votes 2024: Election news

Complete coverage: Gilgo Beach killings

Summer Fun Book

<a href="https://www.newsday.com/video/newsdaytv-top-stories">Get more on these and other NewsdayTV stories</a>

Newsday TV

NewsdayTV Top Item

New York - megaslot

Read the latest New York City breaking news and updates, including crime, politics, entertainment and more.