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learn more at guard your card.com from the opinion pages of the Wall Street

Journal this is Potomac Watch New York City Mayor Eric Adams is

facing political scrutiny, but denying any explicit quid pro quo after the Justice Department's

decision to drop corruption charges against him, as the mayor meantime says he'll open the city's

jail to federal immigration agents.

Governor Kathy Hokel is now reviewing this, says she's considering whether to remove Mayor Adams

from office. Welcome, I'm Kyle Peterson with the Wall Street Journal. We're joined today by my

colleagues, columnist Salisha Finley, and editorial board member, Manet Uquay-Brua.

The legal troubles for New York Mayor Eric Adams began last fall when federal prosecutors

charged him with crimes including soliciting campaign contributions from a foreign citizen,

bribery, wire fraud, and conspiracy.

The thrust of this seems to be taking donations and flight

upgrades and so forth from Turkish benefactors. But in the past week or so, this has also become

a political maelstrom. The Justice Department under now President Trump moving to dismiss

these charges without prejudice, meaning that they could

be brought back again, a slew of resignations as a result at the Justice Department.

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