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Sliwa attempts to disrupt Mayor Eric Adams’ fundraiser with Midtown protest

By Dean Moses Posted on September 22, 2023

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 of a fundraising event for Mayor Eric Adams in hopes of disrupting it.

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.

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Sliwa attempts to disrupt Mayor Eric Adams’ fundraiser with Midtown protest

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