Eric Adams, Trump and NYC Mayor

Could Trump pardon Mayor Eric Adams? What it would mean for NYC
With former President Donald Trump expected to return to the White House, speculation is growing around his potential influence on New York City’s political and legal landscape—especially concerning embattled NYC Mayor Eric Adams.
Ex-aide to NYC Mayor Eric Adams in plea discussions with federal prosecutors
A former aide to New York City Mayor Eric Adams is discussing a possible plea deal with federal prosecutors following his arrest last month on charges of witness tampering and destroying evidence.
Why embattled NYC Mayor Eric Adams could be the beneficiary of ‘a resurrection’ due to Trump’s presidency
There is going to be a resurrection of Eric Adams with a presidential pardon with Trump in office,” one Democratic operative quipped.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Sparks Outrage, Ends Migrant Food Vouchers Amidst Surging Costs: 'We Can’t Afford This Anymore!'
New York City Mayor Eric Adams has made the controversial decision to end food vouchers for migrants, a move he says is necessary as the city struggles to manage the financial burden of a growing influx of
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Discusses Ending Migrant Aid Program, Plans to Align with President-Elect Trump
New York City Mayor Eric Adams addressed the decision to end the city’s program providing prepaid debit cards to migrant families in city-funded hotels, allowing them to buy their food.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams trial date set for April
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is expected back in court Friday afternoon as his attorney seeks to get the bribery charge against him dismissed​.
NYC Mayor Adams ends voucher program for migrants in city-funded hotels
"As we move towards more competitive contracting for asylum seeker programs, we have chosen not to renew the emergency contract for this pilot program once the one-year term concludes," Mayor Eric Adams's Office said in a statement.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams Announces End To NYC Food Vouchers For Illegal Immigrants
Democratic New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ office announced Thursday that New York City will stop providing food vouchers to
Eric Adams Announces End to Controversial Program for Illegal Immigrants
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced an end to a controversial pilot program that gave prepaid debt cards to illegal immigrant families, allowing them to purchase their own food. The program, which came under fire the moment it was announced,
Mayor Adams discusses ending migrant voucher program, working with Trump administration
New York City Mayor Eric Adams joined Eyewitness News on Thursday, to discuss some of the crucial issues facing New York City and its residents. The mayor addressed the decision to end a controversial program that distributed prepaid debit cards to migrant families staying in city-funded hotels,
Fear grows among NYC migrants as Mayor Adams vows to work with Trump on immigration issues
Donald Trump’s presidential election victory left immigrants in New York City on edge Wednesday as they fear what will come of his pledge to launch “mass deportations” once he takes office early next year.
NYC Mayor Adams’ girlfriend Tracey Collins retires from DOE amid Department of Investigation inquiry into ‘no-show’ job claim
Tracey Collins, Mayor Eric Adams’ longtime girlfriend, retired last week from her high-ranking position in the New York City public school system — a departure that comes as the system’s internal ...
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Tracey Collins, Eric Adams’ partner, retires from NYC schools amid ‘no-show’ job investigation
Tracey Collins landed a promotion and big raise after Eric Adams took office. Now she’s retiring amid allegations that she ...
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NYC Mayor Eric Adams gets April 2025 trial date as his lawyers fight to get bribery charge tossed
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is returning to court as he seeks to fend off federal corruption charges while battling for ...
Adams administration suit vs. bus companies that shipped migrants to NYC dismissed
Manhattan Supreme Justice Mary Rosado wrote in the decision that the statute is “sweepingly overbroad” — and told the city to ...