US EditionEric Adams to meet with Trump in DC to discuss ‘New York City priorities’
- New York City’s Mayor Eric Adams is scheduled to visit Washington, D.C. On Friday at 3 p.m. For a discussion with President Donald Trump about key issues affecting the city.
- The meeting follows Adams's indictment that was effectively dropped amid an alleged quid pro quo involving immigration policy concessions.
- Adams will seek federal funding and infrastructure support for New York City while collaborating with the Trump administration on key issues.
- Judge Dale E. Ho characterized the alleged quid pro quo as an arrangement where the indictment would be dropped in return for the mayor agreeing to support the administration’s immigration agenda.
- The 30-minute meeting signals Adams's effort to secure resources ahead of his November reelection amid low approval ratings and political challenges.
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Trump Says Eric Adams Visited to ‘Thank Me’
“For the first time since his federal corruption case was dropped, Mayor Eric Adams of New York City met with President Trump in Washington on Friday, hours before documents related to his case were released,” the New York Times reports. “The stated purpose of the visit, according to the mayor’s office, was for Mr. Adams to ‘discuss New York City priorities,’ including its infrastructure needs. But apparently there was another item on his agenda…
Why Eric Adams requested White House meeting with Trump as his reelection chances hang by a thread
He went to kiss the ring. Mayor Eric Adams trekked to Washington, DC Friday to butter up President Trump during a rare White House meeting in the hopes of scoring a win for the Big Apple. Hizzoner posted a video on X after the 20-minute confab — one of several clips chronicling his journey to the nation’s...
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