We don't care if New York's full Eric, we want to be a part of it! Inside Mexican shelter where migrants still plan a new life in the Big Apple and LAUGH at Adams' warnings not to come

Nothing and no one is going to stop Genso Perez from realizing his dream of reaching New York and opening an import and export business. 

Not Donald Trump's border wall, not the Mexican police who dumped him off a train, and certainly not Eric Adams, the mayor of New York who is just up the road in Central Mexico telling migrants not to come to his overcrowded city.

'I don't care if the place is crowded,' said the laughing Venezuelan at a shelter about an hour's drive from where Adams was receiving a honorary degree. 

'I want to be part of the crowd. I want to be one of many.'

This is what Adams is up against during his four-day trip to Central and Southern America. 

He has come with a message that his city is full and cannot cope with more arrivals seeking a better life.