Join WNYC’s City Hall reporter Elizabeth Kim as she unpacks the looming 15-year sentence for former Senator Bob Menendez over corruption charges. She dives into Mayor Eric Adams' bold initiatives to tackle housing issues and economic hardships for New Yorkers while under legal scrutiny. Kim also sheds light on the mayor's resilience amid bribery allegations and speculates on a potential pardon from Trump, pondering its implications for the city's political landscape.

Elizabeth Kim, a WNYC and Gothamist reporter specializing in Mayor Eric Adams, recaps a key press conference where the mayor discussed the fate of undocumented migrants amid Trump's proposed mass deportations. They dive into tensions between local and federal immigration policies and how these affect asylum seekers. Adams faced questions on due process rights and the implications of his controversial crime policies, all against the backdrop of a politically charged landscape and ongoing legal challenges.