Just as the city ramped up moving some 8,000 homeless people out of the hotels, a lawsuit brought by the Legal Aid Society brought the process to a standstill, including at the Hotel at Fifth Avenue. The Legal Aid Society released a statement calling the city’s rush to clear the hotels “illegal and inhumane,” without enough time for proper screening and attention for disabled residents with special needs.

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