US justice department tells prosecutors to drop NYC mayor's corruption case
The US justice department has told federal prosecutors to drop their corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams. The order came from the acting deputy attorney general, appointed by President Donald Trump, who said the indictment had "restricted" the mayor's ability to address "illegal immigration and violent crime" in the city.
The U.S. Department of Justice will cease defending the independent status of three consumer and worker protection agencies, ...
The letter calls for an investigation of two Justice Department officials: the acting attorney general, Emil Bove, and the ...
As a former U.S. attorney put it, New York Mayor Eric Adams’ case sends the message that “public officials who support Trump’s agenda will get out of jail free.” ...
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