Investigation into Manhattan Hotels Used as Migrant Shelters

The Justice Department is investigating funding and operations at two Manhattan hotels being used as migrant shelters. Subpoenas were sent to the Roosevelt Hotel and the Stewart Hotel, seeking information on individuals who have stayed there. Mayor Eric Adams announced that the Roosevelt Hotel shelter will soon close.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams' Handling of Migrant Crisis

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is praised for his handling of the city's migrant crisis and willingness to work with the Trump administration on immigration enforcement. He differs from other Democrat mayors in his approach to public safety and cooperation with federal agencies.

New York City IDNYC Program and Closure of Roosevelt Hotel Migrant Shelter

New York City officials are making it easier for illegal aliens to acquire a city residency ID card, while the closure of the migrant shelter at the Roosevelt Hotel is seen as a positive step by some. The IDNYC program, introduced in 2015, allows immigrants to access free healthcare, enroll in school, and more. Mayor Eric Adams highlights the city's support for asylum seekers and the upcoming closure of the Roosevelt Hotel migrant shelter.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams working with Trump administration on illegal immigration issues

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has been working with the Trump administration on illegal immigration issues and thanked them for reducing the stream of immigrants seeking shelter in the city. He has closed major migrant shelters and credited the decline in migrants to a combination of city policies and federal actions.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams on the city's migrant crisis

New York City Mayor Eric Adams praises his administration's handling of the city's migrant crisis, highlighting the opening of a new 2,200-capacity all-male shelter in the Bronx and the closure of other shelters. Adams emphasizes the use of 'smart policies' despite community opposition to having shelters in their neighborhoods.

New York City's Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over Migrant Housing Funds

New York City filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration seeking to recoup over $80 million for housing migrants. The lawsuit accuses the federal government of violating regulations and abusing its authority. Mayor Eric Adams defended the lawsuit, stating the city spent over $7 billion on the crisis.

Allegations against Mayor Eric Adams

Manhattan federal prosecutors were prepared to bring new charges against Mayor Eric Adams for destroying evidence and obstructing justice. A letter from Danielle Sassoon, who resigned over the case, accuses Adams of offering to help Trump's immigration agenda in exchange for dropping the charges.

Resignation of U.S. Attorney and Dropping of Corruption Charges Against Mayor Eric Adams

Danielle R. Sassoon, acting U.S. attorney for the Southern District of New York, resigned after being ordered to drop corruption charges against Mayor Eric Adams. The move appears to be a rebuke to the Justice Department, three days after a memo was issued to drop the case. Adams was charged with receiving campaign contributions from foreign nationals and committing wire fraud and bribery.

Mayor Eric Adams' Bribery and Corruption Charges Dropped

Mayor Eric Adams of New York City had federal bribery and corruption charges dropped by the Trump administration, leading to criticism and concerns from opponents and officials. The Justice Department memo cited political reasons for dropping the charges, including the claim that the Biden administration may have used the prosecution to punish Adams for criticizing their immigration policies.

New York City Noncitizen Voting Rights Debate

New York City is considering allowing noncitizens to vote in local elections, sparking debate among Democrats and Republicans.

Mayoral Race in New York City

Mayor Eric Adams returns from hiatus, claims unfair treatment due to background, denies resigning. Facing challenges in upcoming mayoral primary, especially among Black voters who also support Andrew Cuomo. Adams maintains support among Black community leaders despite federal indictment. Cuomo meets with Black leaders to shore up support. Both Adams and Cuomo face criticism and challenges in the race.

Justice Department discussions about dropping case against Mayor Eric Adams

Senior Justice Department officials under President Trump have discussed dropping the corruption case against Mayor Eric Adams of New York, who was indicted on charges including bribery and fraud. Adams, a Democrat, has curried favor with Trump, who has the power to pardon him. Discussions are ongoing, but no indication that the case will be dropped.

Closure of NYC's Meatpacking District Meatpackers

NYC's Meatpacking District is losing its last meatpackers as the city plans to redevelop the area into a mixed-income housing complex with a 60-story tower. The district, once known for butchers and packing plants, now hosts luxury brands and nightlife venues.

New York City's sanctuary city status and migrant crime

New York City leaders from both parties criticize Mayor Eric Adams' administration for distributing prepaid debit cards to migrant families. Some lawmakers believe the program encourages more border-crossers to come, while others support it as a way to provide better services at a lower cost.

Impact of Illegal Immigration on New York City Tourism and Housing

New York City has become more expensive for tourists due to Mayor Eric Adams converting hotels into shelters for migrants, leading to increased hotel room costs and soaring rents across the city.

New York City Mayor defends plan to evict migrants from shelter system

New York City Mayor Eric Adams defends city's plan to evict migrants from shelter system amid criticism.

National Urban Rat Summit in New York City

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced the inaugural National Urban Rat Summit to address the city's rat problem, with a focus on rat control and mitigation.

New York City Mayor suggests migrants as lifeguards

New York City Mayor Eric Adams faced criticism for suggesting migrants as lifeguards due to their swimming abilities, sparking accusations of racism from immigration activists. Adams defended his comments by emphasizing the need to expedite work permits for asylum seekers.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams suggesting migrants become lifeguards

New York City Mayor Eric Adams suggests having newly arrived migrants become lifeguards at public pools and beaches due to their swimming abilities, advocating for expedited work permits for them.

New York City Mayor calls for migrants to work as lifeguards

New York City Mayor Eric Adams calls for migrants to be allowed to work as lifeguards due to their excellent swimming skills, citing a shortage in the city. Some conservatives criticize the proposal.

Controversy Surrounding the Asian-American Parade in Manhattan

The annual Asian-American parade in Manhattan was set up by the CEO of a company registered as a foreign agent of China. The parade excludes groups critical of China's government, raising concerns over Chinese influence operations. Mayor Eric Adams supports the parade, which has been criticized for not being inclusive of all Asian-American communities.

Protests and the Label of 'Outside Agitators'

Police take demonstrators into custody on the campus of the Art Institute of Chicago after students established a protest encampment. Mayor Eric Adams criticizes outsiders for the strong police presence on campuses. The term 'outside agitators' is used in relation to protests against Israel's war in Gaza on college campuses.

Police Response to Student Protests

Mayor Eric Adams discusses police response to student protests at Columbia and other campuses, mentioning 'outside agitators' co-opting the protests.

Concerns of Radicalization in New York City Amid Pro-Palestinian Protests

New York City officials warned of 'radicalization' infiltrating the city amid ongoing pro-Palestinian protests at various college campuses, including Columbia University. Mayor Eric Adams expressed concerns about a movement to radicalize young people, emphasizing the need to address the issue promptly.

Criticism of Mayor Eric Adams and Columbia University Presidents by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez

Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticizes NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Columbia University presidents for handling of anti-Israel protests on campus, urging for a de-escalatory approach and warning of public safety concerns.

Investigation into Mayor Eric Adams's Relationship with Turkish Airlines

Federal authorities are investigating Mayor Eric Adams's campaign fund-raising and his relationship with Turkish Airlines, focusing on valuable flight upgrades he received. The investigation is part of a broader corruption inquiry, examining potential foreign money funneling and safety concerns around Turkey's new high-rise consulate in Manhattan.

New York City's AI Chatbot Giving Wrong Advice

New York City's AI chatbot, MyCity, has been giving business owners wrong advice that could lead to breaking the law, prompting Mayor Eric Adams to defend the technology and acknowledge the need for fixes.

Campaign Donations Scheme in New York City

Former police officer sentenced for campaign donations scheme to help New York City Mayor Eric Adams during his winning 2021 run. Mayor denies knowledge of the scheme. Adams and his inner circle under increased law enforcement scrutiny.

Jailhouse Baptism at Rikers Island

New York City Mayor Eric Adams received a jailhouse baptism from Rev. Al Sharpton at Rikers Island on Good Friday 2024, emphasizing the importance of second chances and recommitment to a positive path.

Discussion on Crime in New York City

A heated discussion between New York City Mayor Eric Adams and commentator Olayemi Olurin on crime in the city, focusing on the death of NYPD officer Jonathan Diller. Adams defended his stance on crime and bail reform policies, while Olurin accused him of sensationalizing Diller's death.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams' Prepaid Debit Card Program for Migrants

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has introduced a $53 million program to give prepaid debit cards to migrants in the city, despite previously claiming the city is full. The program has faced criticism for potentially incentivizing more people to settle in the city and for its impact on rising crime rates.

Sexual Assault Allegations Against Mayor Eric Adams

Mayor Eric Adams' sexual assault accuser claimed he exposed himself to her and demanded sexual favors in exchange for career help when he was a transit cop over three decades ago. Adams denies the allegations.

Lawsuit Against New York City Mayor Eric Adams

Lawsuit alleges New York City Mayor Eric Adams demanded sexual favors from a colleague in the '90s in exchange for job help, denies allegations. Accuser claims Adams sexually assaulted her and was hypocritical in his campaign comments.

Bling Bishop Lamor Whitehead's Fraud Conviction

Brooklyn preacher known as 'Bling Bishop' claims his fraud conviction was a result of refusing to be an FBI informant against New York City Mayor Adams. He faces multiple charges including wire fraud and attempted extortion.

Repeat Offenders and Recidivism Crisis in New York City

NYPD Transit Chief and Mayor Eric Adams highlight the issue of repeat offenders in New York City, with some individuals having 50-plus or 100-plus arrests. The city is facing a 'recidivism crisis' where a small number of people commit a large number of crimes, including assaults on transit workers and shoplifting.

New York City Subway Safety Measures

New York City is bringing back random bag checks for subway riders amid a rise in crime levels, including homicides, assaults, and robberies. Mayor Eric Adams aims to increase police presence and implement measures to enhance subway safety.

New Security Protocols for NYC Subway System

Mayor Eric Adams has ordered new security protocols for the New York City subway system in response to a series of violent incidents, including implementing bag checks and increasing police presence.

FBI Raid on Mayor Adams' Top Aide's Home in Bronx

FBI agents raided the home of Mayor Eric Adams' top aide Winnie Greco in the Bronx, as part of a federal probe into political fundraising during Adams' 2021 campaign. Greco was placed on administrative leave following questions about her political fundraising and personal benefits. The investigation may involve potential illegal campaign contributions from foreign sources.

FBI Raid on Top Aide to Mayor Eric Adams

FBI agents raided the Bronx home of a top aide to Mayor Eric Adams who is under investigation for allegedly using her position to get perks. This is the second top Adams aide to face scrutiny in the past year.

Criticism of New York City's Sanctuary City Laws

Critics of liberal policies on illegal immigrants push back against New York City's sanctuary city laws despite recent crimes linked to illegal migrants. Mayor Eric Adams calls for the ejection of criminal illegal migrants, while the City Council refuses to re-evaluate the existing laws.

New York Mayor Eric Adams and Sanctuary City Status

New York Mayor Eric Adams calls for a radical overhaul of sanctuary city status due to migrant crisis, proposing modification to allow deportation of criminals. Adams faces backlash for changing stance on sanctuary cities as tensions rise over high-profile crimes committed by migrants.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams calls for modifications to sanctuary city law

NYC Mayor Eric Adams calls for modifications to sanctuary city law to allow for deportation of migrants committing felonies, citing the need to address crimes such as robberies and illegal activities involving drugs and guns.

Controversy over Mayor Eric Adams' plan to give pre-paid debit cards to illegal border crossers in NYC shelters

Mayor Eric Adams proposed a plan to give illegal border crossers in city shelters pre-paid debit cards to buy food, prompting city council members to call for an investigation into the scheme. The $53 million program would allow migrants to spend $35 per day on food. The no-bid contract awarded to launch the program raised concerns among council members.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams' stance on funding for border crossers and illegal aliens

New York City Mayor Eric Adams vows to cut funding to border crossers and illegal aliens after record-low approval ratings. He initially authorized budget cuts for public services to accommodate waves of illegal immigrants but has since canceled these cuts and plans to reduce taxpayer funding for newcomers. Adams defends providing prepaid debit cards to border crossers and illegal aliens, with potential costs reaching $53 million.

Reversal of Plan to Give Luxury Harlem Condominium Complex to Migrants by NYC Mayor Eric Adams

New York City Mayor Eric Adams reversed the plan to give an abandoned luxury Harlem condominium complex to migrants due to community outcry. The building will now house New York families dealing with homelessness instead.