New York City Mayor Eric Adams faces increasing pressure to resign amid a wave of federal investigations into his administration, marking him as the first mayor in modern history to be criminally indicted. Prominent Democrats, including Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, have publicly called for his ouster, citing a crisis in governance and a series of resignations among top officials. Recent departures include City Health Commissioner Ashwin Vasan and Schools Chancellor David Banks, both linked to federal inquiries that have also affected Deputy Mayor Phil Banks. This turmoil has raised questions about the administration's stability, as three other high-ranking officials have already resigned, further complicating Adams's ability to lead effectively. The situation is unprecedented, and while Adams remains in office, the uncertainty surrounding his administration continues to grow, prompting discussions about potential removal processes. Legal experts note that the outcome of the ongoing investigations could significantly impact the mayor's future and the governance of New York City.