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Adams suddenly pulls out of planned D.C. meetings on migrant crisis

By Ethan Stark-Miller Posted on November 2, 2023

Mayor Eric Adams headed to Washington DC on Thursday to meet with the White House and members of Congress about the migrant crisis, along with other big city mayors, only to say the he would no longer be attending the meetings and was headed back to the Big Apple.

The mayor’s press team said his abrupt cancelation was to return to the city to “address a matter,” without expounding on what that meant.

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