New York Governor Cathy Hochol said today that she will leave an agent of New York City Municipality Eric Adam
“Let's move this city forward, I am implementing some handrails that I think is the first start of re -establishing confidence to the residents of New York City,” Hachol said in a statement. “These proposed handrails will help ensure that all decisions outside the city hall are in a clear interest for the people of New York City and not at the request of the president.”
Adams replied: “I was elected by the people of New York City and its working-class societies to support their values-and this is what our administration did. Although there is no legal basis to limit the authority of the New York residents by limiting my office’s authority, I told the ruler, as we did in The past, I am ready to work with it to ensure our belief in our government.
In September, Federal Public Prosecutors of Big Apple accused the Big Apple of the unlawful donations – including flight tickets and aviation promotions – in exchange for the interests of the Turkish government. He pledged that he was not guilty of corruption and bribery charges, and a trial is scheduled to be held in late April.
However, the Trump administration recently requested to drop the charges, prompting the United States' lawyer to the Public Prosecution for the southern region of New York, Daniel Sasson, to resign to protest. Follow the general prosecutors.
Sasson claimed that Adams and the Ministry of Defense participated in the QUO supporter to drop the charges and that Adams was cooperating with the administration's immigration campaign. US Deputy Prosecutor Emile Bove and Adams were met with QUO professionals. Pova said that the request of the Ministry of Justice was established in an executive order signed by Donald Trump against the prosecution weapon.
The federal judge must agree to the proposal to reject it.
The news was crowned today days of speculation about whether Hoachol will remove Adams from his post. The suggestion of such a step is in the authority of the ruler, but it has never been used to remove the mayor of sitting.
Hochul suggestions, instead, include new measures to “restore public confidence in the New York City Government” and “Protection of New York residents”. It requires legislative approval and will become valid as soon as it passes.
The proposals include the following: A new private public inspector for New York City affairs, which will be established at the office of the New York State Inspector. The Inspector General of New York City Affairs will receive updates and information directly from the New York City Investigation Ministry about corruption investigations, and you are able to direct NYCDOI to start investigations into the city government.
To ensure its independence continues, the New York City Charter will be reviewed to provide the mayor of New York City from the end of the Investigation Commissioner in New York City without the approval of the state inspector.
This new structure will guarantee that state officials have access to information about any current or future investigations. “The state will also be allowed to monitor or advance any such investigations into potential corruption within the city's government,” said Hochol's statement.
Leaders elected at the city level, including the city's observer, the council and the public defender, will provide a clear authority to file lawsuits against the federal government using the external lawyer if the city's Ministry of Law refuses to do so immediately after the request. Such a litigation can be presented against any federal government agency or agency, saying: “This procedure will ensure that New York residents have multiple ways to start legal procedures in cases where the federal government is subjected to the rights or freedoms of New York City.”
The state will also expand the office of the state deputy observer to supervise the city.
“Given an unprecedented breadth, the number of executive orders and other policy documents and notifications issued by the Trump administration, the ruler proposes additional funds for the state observer office in the city to support the current state's ability to continue monitoring the city and its money in this complex environment.”
“These new resources will enable state officials to monitor the financial operations of New York City, and take any required measures based on such a review.”
