NYC Mayor Eric Adams Calls for Changes to Sanctuary City Laws Amid Immigration Debate

Adams advocates for increased cooperation with ICE, citing public safety concerns, while facing criticism and data challenging his claims of an immigrant-driven crime wave.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams proposes changes to sanctuary city laws to allow more cooperation with ICE, aiming to deport immigrants accused of crimes.
Adams's stance on immigration has evolved, facing lower approval ratings and criticism for his handling of the city's immigration challenges.
Critics and data refute Adams's claims of an immigrant crime wave, pointing to an overall decline in crime rates in NYC.
Immigration advocates condemn Adams's push for ICE cooperation, warning it could harm the city's immigrant community.
Adams's policy shifts and comments on immigration reflect the complex dynamics of managing a sanctuary city amid federal immigration policy challenges.