Mayor of New York City

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio is preventing U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents from entering New York City public schools unless they obtain a court order, according to a new protocol intended to stop President Donald Trump immigration enforcement agenda. “We will not allow ICE agents to threaten that protection, disrupt classes or take any action that would be detrimental to our students,” de Blasio said at a press conference held outside New York’s Tweed Courthouse Tuesday afternoon. “We are reinforcing the fact that a school is a safe and protected location.” De Blasio added, “We think it’s crucial to fight for all New Yorkers and to help immigrant New Yorkers to know their rights. This is your city. Your city will stand by you.” The announcement was made in part of a series of events coordinated by liberal mayors in cities across the country by the U.S. Conference…

hottest of all sauces. the mayor of Taco Town was worried that the people would soon start to freak out about the river freezing over and wanted to make a statement to the town. the river was the main source of flavor in the town it made everything so much better, it also provided warmth to the town because it radiated heat as it flowed. which was the scariest part of the whole thing, it's like if you somehow froze a campfire. the mayor went out the next morning to speak to the town and tell…

“If you want to order two cups at the same time, that’s fine, it 's your choice. We are not taking away anybody 's right to do things, we are simply forcing you to understand.” If these words about the New York Soda Ban, from Mayor Bloomberg himself, are true, then what exactly was the point of making it? You see, although the intentions of the act are well-placed and well-founded, I have to disagree with the idea of the soda ban in its entirety. I’m not saying nothing should be done for the…

De Blasio took home the win for mayor on election day, yet again. The 56-year-old democrat had an astounding victory, receiving over 65 percent of the votes. Despite the fact that New York City is famed for being blue, our mayor doesn't always claim the same trait. Many New Yorkers go into the voting booths planning to make their decisions based on their morals, future hopes, and cold hard facts. Many people said that they chose de Blasio because of his promise to increase school funding.…

Without delay, Michael Bloomberg, mayor of New York City, clearly specified the decision was a “Temporary setback” and vowed to appeal; of overstepping and trying to impose a ban. The proposed ban drew national intention, giving the notion, “Any sugary drink larger than 16 ounces will be confisticated”. Is it really a smart approach to reduce the consumptions of soda? To put it as simply as possible, the soda ban policy should not accomplish its goal of reducing the food unit of consumption,…

has been used in New York City from the 1990’s until present time. Broken windows theory was first described by George Kelling and James Wilson in an Atlantic Monthly article published in 1982. The success of dropping major crime rate in New York City was due to external factors not controlled under the policing method. The premature legitimization given to James Wilson and George Kelling, paved the way for the racist “ stop and frisk” procedure to occur in New York City. The broken windows…

Former mayor David Dinkins described the ethnic diversity of New York City as a “gorgeous mosaic.” New York City has always been a city of immigrants, welcoming people from all over the world, searching for a better life and the American Dream. (Trillind,David) Throughout history, the United States has enacted many laws pertaining to immigration into this country. On January 25 2017, 5 days after becoming President of the United States, Donald Trump signed an Executive Order that would withhold…

Unit 3 paper on New York City I’m writing a paper on contributions to westward expansions and to choose a state. The state I choose is New York. In New York they are different people. By different I mean like African Americans of the great migration, Dutch settlers, Irish immigrant, Labor unions, and Native Americans. When did New York first become significant in the United States’ history? New York was always important even before there was a U.S. The Dutch settled in the 1944 on the Hudson…

a small secluded cottage located in a rural countryside. But now, he has just moved into New York City and has difficulty adapting to a new city lifestyle. Part of the reason why he has difficulty transitioning himself is because he lacked his rules of etiquette (he never really needed it since he was secluded from others). Luckily, he has just found himself to be the winner of a sponsorship ticket. This ticket promotes him to help out the mayor of New York City for three days, with a large…

Mayor de Blasio, NYPD Commissioner Blast DOJ Statement Calling New York ‘Soft on Crime’ The Department of Justice in a letter on Friday has threatened to cut funding to New York City, as well as eight other jurisdictions that do not fully cooperate with federal immigration agents due to their Sanctuary City policies. In the statement, New York City was called out for being “soft on crime” due to “gang murder after gang murder” along with other jurisdictions such as Chicago and the California’s…