Mamdani: Trump targets immigrants in New York

New York City Mayor Zahran Mamdani today, Monday, accused the federal government of launching a brutal crackdown against the city's immigrant residents and preparing to implement new laws aimed at making the status of approximately four million migrants more difficult, including children who are expected to be significantly affected. These laws include restrictive measures related to visa and residency applications and could lead to the deprivation of housing and healthcare rights for these individuals, with a potential impact on about 10% of New York's population in the coming years, and at a higher cost in the long term. Mamdani confirmed that he has filed a lawsuit against the federal government to halt the enforcement of these laws, noting that these measures not only harm undocumented migrants but also legal residents and beneficiaries of protection programs, and they reduce legal protections that long-standing families in the United States depend on. He reiterated the city's stance of standing with and supporting migrants in the face of policies that are seen as a threat to the values of justice and solidarity in the city.

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