New York City has spent over $1 billion in taxpayer funds converting hotels into shelters for migrants, with nightly rates averaging $156 per room and some costing up to $300, according to a New York Post report. The city's total expenditure on the migrant crisis exceeds $4.88 billion, with nearly $2 billion allocated to housing. Most shelters used by the city are motels or inns, not traditional shelters. The contracts with hotels like Row NYC and Crowne Plaza JFK, amounting to millions per mon...