Eric Adams’s changing record on immigrants in New York

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In the 25 months since Eric Adams was sworn in as mayor of New York, the Democratic leader has been unceasingly vocal about the impact of immigrants arriving from the southern border.

More than 175,000 immigrants who crossed the border illegally and sought assistance from the NYC government have presented Adams with his greatest challenge in leadership and earned him lower approval ratings than even President Joe Biden — 28% to 40%, respectively.

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