Bill De Blasio contends that New Yorkers will reject mass deportation policies advocated by President Trump, even amidst polls suggesting significant public support for such measures. In a recent MSNBC segment, De Blasio criticized current Mayor Eric Adams for his willingness to collaborate with Trump on immigration enforcement, highlighting a growing divide within the Democratic Party on immigration issues. Adams's stance, including calls for federal assistance regarding illegal migration, marks a stark contrast to De Blasio's prior policies supporting sanctuary city laws. The dynamics reflect tensions not only within local governance but also within party lines.
Look, I don't happen to agree with what he's saying, but I also think people in this city are not going to accept mass deportation.
On the issue of immigration, just for example, what we're seeing here in New York City with the current mayor, Mayor Adams, who is saying he's ready to work with Trump on enforcing these immigration policies.
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