New York City Mayor Eric Adams cancelled an expected Sunday trip to the U.S.-Mexico border in the wake of raised safety concerns, his office confirmed to The Hill. Adams was expected to leave for t
New York City's mayor nixed a planned Sunday trip to the U.S.-Mexico border over security concerns. Mayor Eric Adams was slated to depart Saturday night to visit Brownsville and McAllen, Texas. The Democrat was expected to meet with U.S. immigration leaders as his city struggles to house new migrants seeking
NEW YORK >> New York City’s mayor nixed a planned Sunday trip to the U.S.-Mexico border over security concerns.
New York City’s mayor has nixed a planned trip to the U.S.-Mexico over security concerns
New York City's mayor has nixed a planned trip to the U.S.-Mexico over
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By CHRIS MEGERIAN and COLLEEN LONG Associated Press WASHINGTON (AP) — Political donors can typically expect to see one president when they buy tickets to a reelection fundraiser, but this Thursday will give them a rare opportunity to hear from three at once. President Joe Biden will be joined by Barack Obama and Bill Clinton