As Brooklyn residents headed to the polls, many voiced frustration with the state of the nation, with issues like the economy and immigration polarizing the electorate.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams emphasized the need for federal funds for education and infrastructure while affirming support for marginalized communities regardless of leadership.
Commissioner Manuel Castro urged immigrants to continue engaging with city services and educational institutions, stressing the importance of avoiding panic in light of new political developments.
Resident Bill Leander expressed a resilient optimism about America, believing that the nation would remain strong despite the political changes brought by Trump's election.
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