On Friday, Mayor Eric Adams appointed replacements for four deputy mayors who recently resigned in protest of his cooperation with President Trump's immigration enforcement policies. Notably, Kaz Daughtry and Adolfo Carrion Jr., both of whom are currently part of Adams's team, will take on significant roles. Daughtry, despite prior controversies regarding his social media behavior, has been tasked with public safety, while Carrion, the former housing commissioner, will tackle housing and economic development. The mayor expressed confidence in Daughtry's capabilities, suggesting his social media activity should not detract from his professional accomplishments in law enforcement.
Mayor Eric Adams is strengthening his team after the resignation of four deputy mayors due to concerns over his immigration policy alignment with President Trump.
Adolfo Carrion Jr. becomes the deputy mayor for housing and public safety, bringing valuable experience from his previous role in the administration.
Kaz Daughtry, appointed as deputy mayor for public safety, has faced scrutiny for his social media conduct, but the mayor remains supportive of his innovative approaches.
Daughtry emphasized his long tenure with the Police Department, highlighting his dedication to keeping New York City streets safe amidst criticism.
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