
New York City Mayor Eric Adams is back in the spotlight, reappearing after a week of silence following undisclosed routine medical testing. In his first press conference since, the Democratic mayor once again showed his opposition to the city's sanctuary status.
Adams made his first appearance Thursday at a police foundation event in lower Manhattan. He then attended an interfaith breakfast at the New York Public Library where he gave a fiery 25-minute speech that took aim at people who questioned his whereabouts, while also defending his stance on immigration.