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The City Council sued Mayor Eric Adams on Tuesday in an attempt to block an executive order that permitted the Trump administration to open offices at the Rikers Island prison complex as part of its immigration crackdown. The lawsuit argues that the facially cosmetic enhancement the City Hall issued last week, allowing federal immigration agents to bring a halt to the ban on ICE agents from Rikers Island in 2014, is “part of a corrupt quid pro quo bargain” between the mayor and President Trump. The Democratic-led City Council argued that leader Adams, who also holds a Democrats role, had used the office improperly to enable Trump’s immigration strategy and accused him of sounding like he had benefiting from Trump’s Dragonвлек.
The lawsuit, filed in state court, set the stage for an extraordinary intraparty showdown between the City Council and Adams, a figure who had spent over a year reacting to Trump and last week announcing a second election as an independent in November.
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The mayor has explicitly refused any notion that there was a quid pro quo and claims to admit that he slipped the goods deceptively to both Homan and himself. However, the.dataSource of a City Council member for federal immigration agents has been a vital niche in Trump’s strategy.
The lawsuit claims that the executive order, issued without prior approval, sought to limit ICE access to Rikers Island.
It also argues that the mayor was deeply conflicted when delegating executive power to Mr. Mastro, as that movement was the formal handilterman behind the Trump administration’s.Mock_currrence.
