Prohibits relocating migrants between municipalities in New York without authorization from both the receiving municipality and the county.
The bill, known as the "migrant home rule transfer and transparency act," prohibits any municipality from relocating migrants to another municipality in New York unless both the receiving municipality and the county's governing bodies adopt a resolution authorizing the relocation. It mandates that the relocating municipality provide at least thirty days' written notice to the receiving municipality before any relocation. Violations of this act are subject to a fine of $1,000 per migrant, per day, payable to the state comptroller.
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