NYC Mayor Assures Immigrants: "This is a Sanctuary City"
Briefly

On February 24, 2025, NYC Mayor Eric Adams addressed concerns about federal immigration policies as the city prepares to close the Roosevelt Hotel, a major migrant shelter. He affirmed that the city is experiencing fewer migrant arrivals, which has led to the closure of this and other sites. Despite criticism about his relationship with the Trump administration, Adams reinforced the city's commitment to its sanctuary status while emphasizing public safety. He is set to finalize an executive order to collaborate with ICE at Rikers Island as part of his efforts to ensure safety in the city.
"We did not successfully move 180,000 people out of the system by breaking policies," said Adams.
"I am in alignment with whatever we have to do legally to keep our city safe," said Adams.
"The city is a sanctuary city. You know, that's what the law requires for us. So they should believe that is the case."
"If you come here thinking you're going to commit a violent crime, this is not the place for you."
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