In a significant move, the Trump administration has revoked $80 million in FEMA funding initially allocated to New York City to support services for migrants. This decision has drawn sharp criticism from NYC Comptroller Lander, who has vowed to pursue aggressive legal action in response to the clawback. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) defended the action, citing concerns over payments made to luxury hotels for housing migrants, which they deemed excessive. Amidst the controversy, four FEMA officials were fired for their involvement in the funding arrangements. Mayor Eric Adams is scheduled to meet with border czar Tom Homan to discuss the fallout from this funding withdrawal, as the city grapples with the implications for its migrant support operations.