Eric Adams announced that he requested a meeting with incoming border czar Tom Homan to expedite the deportation of migrants who’ve been charged with crimes, bypassing the need to wait for convictions.

Commit a crime, get deported before doing the time. Mayor Eric Adams said Tuesday that he’s open to deporting migrants from New York City who have been charged with

I’m an American,” Adams said. “Americans have certain rights. The Constitution is for Americans, and I’m not a person that snuck into this country… What rights I have, the person that

Mayor Eric Adams defended his position on deporting criminal noncitizens in a sweeping statement on Tuesday, asserting his commitment to

Homan joins NewsNation’s “CUOMO” to discuss what the consequences could be for lawmakers opposing mass deportations.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams says he is open to deporting migrants who have been charged with crimes ahead of a meeting with President-elect Donald

Adams made sure to clarify that deportation out of the Big Apple should only be reserved for violent illegal aliens.

Mayor Eric Adams is making it loud and clear that undocumented migrants who are criminals don’t have a place in the city and should be deported. Mayor Adams is not in favor of mass deportation but believes the city should cooperate to send back violent migrants to their country of origin.