Group calls for probe into Mayor Eric Adams' housing proposal as indictment fallout grows

"It is our belief that this process has been duly rushed without adequate community input and deliberation," Schreiber said. The community concerns about the proposal's rapid progress and lack of engagement were emphasized, reflecting the organization’s push for a more inclusive decision-making process.

Queens Councilman Bob Holden released a statement Monday calling on the city to "step back, delay this proposal and put it up for a vote as either a ballot proposal or an election topic for next year's municipal elections." This statement highlights the urgency to reassess the housing proposal in light of potential corruption.

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