Migrants are being transported to New York City via New Jersey train stations to bypass an executive order from New York City Mayor Eric Adams. Officials in New Jersey and New York are coordinating with federal and local authorities to address the situation. New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy's office confirmed that New Jersey is being used as a transit point for the migrants traveling to New York City. The buses are exploiting a loophole in the executive order by dropping off migrants at train stations. New York City's executive order seeks to regulate the arrival of buses carrying migrants by requiring advance notice and specifying limited drop-off times during the week.