Iconic Roosevelt Hotel Used to Facilitate Invasion

Good news for homeless vets. They might not be kicked out to make room for the invaders crossing the undefended border anymore now that our rulers have found better accommodations for them:

The 1,000-room Roosevelt Hotel in Midtown will become the city’s main “asylum seeker arrival center” and shelter for a wave of new migrants, Mayor Eric Adams announced Saturday — confirming a Post report from last week.

The iconic hotel is a located in the heart of America’s largest city, near Grand Central Terminal.

The Roosevelt has been the backdrop for a string of Hollywood films — including “Maid in Manhattan,” “Malcolm X,” “Wall Street,” “The French Connection,” “The Irishman” and “Man on a Ledge.”

It was also the setting for Guy Lombardo’s New Year’s Eve ballroom performances for three decades until 1959.

Now the hotel — which was shut down during Covid hysteria and is owned by Pakistan International Airlines — features in America’s self-imposed demise:

Migrants at the center will have access to legal, medical and reconnection services, and can also be placed in a shelter or humanitarian relief center if needed.

Use of the hotel to facilitate the invasion will cost a reported $225 million over 3 years. Good thing American taxpayers still have plenty of money — for the time being.

Beginning later this week, the Roosevelt Hotel will open up 175 rooms for children and families, until it is scaled to approximately 850 rooms, the release said.

An additional 100 to 150 rooms will be reserved for migrants before transitioning to other locations.

Never in history has an invasion force received such red carpet treatment from a conquered country. Maybe they will appreciate our servility and treat the vanquished population mercifully. Then again, maybe they will have the sense to despise us for it.

On a tip from Wiggins.

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