Curtis Sliwa, the Republican leader who is an outspoken critic of the mayor in terms of his handling of the immigration crisis, led a protest Thursday outside
The protest comes on the heels of Sliwa announcing that he plans to run again to be mayor, amidst an ongoing battle against an influx of asylum seekers coming to the Big Apple. The election is scheduled for 2025.
“We are here to greet the mayor because he’s going to come, looking to get wined, dined, and pocket lined,” Sliwa told amNewYork Metro as he joined supporters outside of the fundraiser Thursday at 546 Fifth Ave. “He’s not interested in being mayor, he’s interested in the nightlife, and he’s interested in raising money for his future run for the White House.”
The mayor paid very little attention to the group, simply brushing over them with a passing smile. This continued a tradition of Adams opting to disregard Sliwa.
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