NEW YORK — Vice President Kamala Harris may want a word.
NYC Mayor Eric Adams pushed Tuesday for the appointment of a “national czar” to oversee the federal government’s response to the country’s migrant crisis — seemingly overlooking the fact that Harris has already been tasked with that responsibility.
Speaking during a news conference at City Hall, Adams said he arrived at the czar solution after visiting El Paso, Texas, this past weekend to get a first-hand view of the border city, which has turned into an epicenter of the migrant crisis.