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NYC Migrant Aid Program to End

New York City's prepaid debit card program for migrants will end in January 2024 due to a shift from emergency response to a more sustainable approach, after helping over 2,600 families.

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What is the main topic of the news article?: The New York City pilot program distributing prepaid debit cards to migrants will end in January 2024.
What investigation was launched regarding this program?: The city's Department of Investigation was looking into the no-bid contract awarded for the program.
Why is the city ending the program according to Mayor Adams?: Mayor Eric Adams stated that the program's end reflects a shift from an emergency response to a more sustainable approach, given a decline in the migrant population.
How much money did the program cost, and what did it provide?: The program, which cost approximately \$400,000, provided families with \$350 weekly for food and baby supplies.
How many families benefited from this program, and what were its positive impacts?: Over 2,600 migrant families benefited from the program, which helped to reduce food waste and provided culturally sensitive food options.

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