Eric Adams Wants NYC To Start Making Life Easier For Its Residents

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Eric Adams Wants NYC To Start Making Life Easier For Its Residents

Eric Adams believes Black, Latino and immigrant residents in New York City have been betrayed by its politicians — now it's time to get their share.

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