I am extremely angry that we have a custom border patrol officer that is in the hospital because a person that should have not been on our street was on our street.
Eric Adams
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Eric Adams is the current Mayor of New York City, having taken office on January 1, 2022. A member of the Democratic Party, Adams previously served as the Brooklyn Borough President from 2014 to 2021. He is known for his focus on public safety, economic recovery, and social equity initiatives. Adams has emphasized the importance of community support and has launched various public-private partnerships aimed at assisting vulnerable populations in the city, particularly during challenging times.
I’m very clear, always have been clear – stop the revolving door system. Go after the dangerous migrants and asylum seekers who are here.
I had to fix that. Cannabis Law. I had to fix that. Raise the Age [a law ending the automatic prosecution of 16- and 17-year-olds as adults]. I had to fix that.
I’m talking about having an opportunity now to use everything from artificial intelligence to blockchain, new technology that’s out there that could make our city smarter, so that our working class people can get the proper delivery of…
I’m a New Yorker. I’m going to continue to stay here and fight for the city. The city’s worth fighting for.
If Cuomo is serious about moving to Florida, he should go ahead – he’s already spent three [recent] weekends in the Hamptons.
Look at [Mandani’s] policies: once you empty out Rikers Island, that’s a major impact.
Mora and Rivera, the two cops who were shot in the beginning of my [mayoral] career, they died and were assassinated responding to a domestic violence call.
I want to support the police while others want criminals to come back on our streets and harm us.
I reached out to the councilperson, and we will communicate, you know, you know.
Now, years after he walked away, he suddenly has ideas? It’s a little late for that. …Cuomo’s comments are nothing more than political theater from someone who had his chance and failed to deliver.
I’m going to tell them we don’t want our supermarkets going out of business because of government grocery stores.
All they ask of me, [is] if you’re going to be our general, don’t send us into battle and abandon us. Make sure you lead us into battle.
I’m going to tell them that 700,000 small property owners deserve to have modest increases so they can ensure the sustainability of their buildings.
Because people listened — because they stayed off flooded roads and helped protect one another — we avoided greater harm.
I want to thank our first responders, city workers, and everyday New Yorkers for taking our warnings seriously and acting quickly.





