Mayor Adams Plans Meeting with Trump's Border Czar

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has expressed a willingness to collaborate with the incoming Trump administration, particularly regarding immigration policy, following a report that over 58,000 migrants in the city have criminal convictions. Adams announced plans to meet with Tom Homan, the new border czar, to discuss reforming the city's sanctuary laws to permit police cooperation with federal agents on deporting criminal immigrants. He emphasized a need to balance public safety with the city's commitment to helping immigrants achieve Temporary Protected Status. Adams faced criticism from some left-wing circles for his stance, but he maintained that his priority is to protect New Yorkers from crime. Homan, known for his tough immigration policies, echoed Adams' sentiments about the urgency of addressing criminal behavior among undocumented migrants. The mayor reiterated that he does not wish to