Mayor Adams opposes mass deportation but says he will work with Trump on immigration
Mayor Eric Adams said Tuesday he opposed mass deportation plans by President-elect Donald Trump, but he is willing to work with his incoming administration on immigration. The comments came during a contentious news conference held as Trump has already named officials pledging to conduct immigration raids in New York and beyond.
The president-elect has trashed an indictment facing the New York City mayor — and will soon replace the prosecutor handling the case.
The criminal trial of New York City Mayor Eric Adams is set for April ... former comptroller Scott Stringer and state ...
New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Monday asked a ... have already announced their intention to challenge Adams’ reelection bid, including New York State Senators Zellnor Myrie and Jessica ...
PARTY LIKE IT’S 2018: Mayor Eric Adams isn’t coming to Somos. But he needs to look out for a blue wave. After Donald ...
Mayor Eric Adams’ historic corruption trial will start in late April 2025 — just over two months before he’s set to face off ...
City Council is taking on Hizzoner again after an embarrassing defeat over the November ballot by establishing their own ...
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Our City Hall bureau chief discusses how Democrats are processing Donald Trump’s win and what it might mean for Mayor Eric ...
New York City Mayor Eric Adams arrives at the U.S. Federal courthouse ... Zellnor Myrie, Queens state Sen. Jessica Ramos and Queens Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani. All of Adams’ challengers ...
NYC Mayor Eric Adams said he "would like to go" to the SOMOS conference in Puerto Rico, as a federal indictment complicates ...
Next year, every Queens City Council seat will be on the ticket – though only three seats will be open. There will also be a ...
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