No one in our city should feel forced to hide in the shadows or be afraid to use resources, and that includes sending children to school, going to a hospital when sick, calling 911 when in danger, or going to a court hearing when called upon to do so.
Eric Adams: “No one in our city should feel forced to hide in the shadows or be afraid to use resources, and that includes sending…”
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Adams advocates for immigrant rights and access to public services without fear.
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