Several members of the New York National Guard have been seen walking around the two hotels where migrants are staying in Staten Island.

They are staying at the Holiday Inn Express and Comfort Inn on Wild Avenue.

Gov. Kathy Hochul announced earlier this month that she had deployed the National Guard to the migrant shelters — her office said it was for "administrative and operational support," which includes traffic control and reception duties.

"I'm happy they're here," Jessica Guerra said in Spanish.

Guerra lives inside one of the hotels and said everyone from the National Guard that she has met has been respectful.

"They’re really nice. They check on us to see if we’re doing well," Guerra said.

Hochul's office did not say how many shelters the National Guard is currently assisting.