The most appropriate recourse is to dismiss this case now and do so with prejudice.
Eric Adams
The Public Record
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.
While we're not done caring for those who come into our care, today marks another milestone in demonstrating the immense progress we have achieved in turning the corner on an unprecedented international humanitarian effort.
While we’re not done caring for those who come into our care, today marks another milestone in demonstrating the immense progress we have achieved in turning the corner on an unprecedented international humanitarian effort.
Now, thanks to the sound policy decisions of our team, we are able to announce the closure of this site and help even more asylum seekers take the next steps in their journeys as they envision an even brighter future, while simultaneously…
I have told the governor, as we have done in the past, that I am willing to work with her to ensure faith in our government is strong.
I was elected by the people of New York City and its working-class communities to uphold their values — and that is what our administration has done.
The $80 million that FEMA approved, paid, and then rescinded — after the city spent more than $7 billion in the last three years — is the bare minimum our taxpayers deserve.
As I said from the outset, I never broke the law, and I never would. I would never put any personal benefit above my solemn responsibility as your mayor.
The $80 million that FEMA approved, paid, and then rescinded — after the city spent more than $7 billion in the last three years — is the bare minimum our taxpayers deserve.
While there is no legal basis for limiting New Yorkers’ power by limiting the authority of my office, I have told the governor, as we have done in the past, that I am willing to work with her to ensure faith in our government is strong.
There is no legal basis for limiting New Yorkers’ power by limiting the authority of my office.
I would alter sanctuary city laws to give local authorities more latitude to cooperate with the federal government on immigration enforcement.
Mayor Adams has also been clear that he wants to work with the new federal administration, not war with them.
I never offered—nor did anyone offer on my behalf—any trade of my authority as your mayor for an end to my case. Never.
I am disappointed to see them go, but given the current challenges, I understand their decision and wish them nothing but success in the future.
I want to be crystal clear with New Yorkers: I never offered—nor did anyone offer on my behalf—any trade of my authority as your mayor for an end to my case. Never.
I want to be crystal clear with New Yorkers: I never offered—nor did anyone offer on my behalf—any trade of my authority as your mayor for an end to my case. Never.
I am disappointed to see them go, but given the current challenges, I understand their decision and wish them nothing but success in the future.





