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Tariffs against Canada will put your jobs at risk. potentially shutting down American auto assembly plants and other manufacturing facilities.

Tariffs against Canada will put your jobs at risk. potentially shutting down American auto assembly plants and other manufacturing facilities.

Oil changes mainly. That'll be the first noticeable one. An average oil change on most vehicles now anywhere between $50 to $80. It's probably going to end up over $100.

Oil changes mainly. That'll be the first noticeable one. An average oil change on most vehicles now anywhere between $50 to $80. It's probably going to end up over $100.

Oil changes mainly. That'll be the first noticeable one. An average oil change on most vehicles now anywhere between $50 to $80. It's probably going to end up over $100.

Wow. Thank you. Thank you for supporting all of us and recognizing the heroes that are standing behind me and the sheroes.

Wow. Thank you. Thank you for supporting all of us and recognizing the heroes that are standing behind me and the sheroes.

Wow. Thank you. Thank you for supporting all of us and recognizing the heroes that are standing behind me and the sheroes.

I had heard, you know, people being like, I have to move out and where are we going? Are we going to untenable living situations? Are we going to basements? Definitely people trying to leave what they perceive as like a pretty prime target for enforcement actions. It's just too soon to know exactly how this is going to play out. But the fear is very real and it's changing people's day to days.

I had heard, you know, people being like, I have to move out and where are we going? Are we going to untenable living situations? Are we going to basements? Definitely people trying to leave what they perceive as like a pretty prime target for enforcement actions. It's just too soon to know exactly how this is going to play out. But the fear is very real and it's changing people's day to days.

I had heard, you know, people being like, I have to move out and where are we going? Are we going to untenable living situations? Are we going to basements? Definitely people trying to leave what they perceive as like a pretty prime target for enforcement actions. It's just too soon to know exactly how this is going to play out. But the fear is very real and it's changing people's day to days.

And on a recent afternoon, they were like 10 minutes late for dismissal. And he said he was panicking. He was like, I didn't know if something happened to them. Like, I'm just like, what? And then they were fine. They just came out 10 minutes later. But it's sort of like everybody is extremely on edge.

And on a recent afternoon, they were like 10 minutes late for dismissal. And he said he was panicking. He was like, I didn't know if something happened to them. Like, I'm just like, what? And then they were fine. They just came out 10 minutes later. But it's sort of like everybody is extremely on edge.

And on a recent afternoon, they were like 10 minutes late for dismissal. And he said he was panicking. He was like, I didn't know if something happened to them. Like, I'm just like, what? And then they were fine. They just came out 10 minutes later. But it's sort of like everybody is extremely on edge.

They've conducted trainings for principals and teachers. There's been all this updated guidance from the law department that's gone out to a variety of city agencies. If immigration comes, you have to call general counsel. You have to make sure it's a judicial warrant and a lawyer will determine whether or not to then allow the person into the building.

They've conducted trainings for principals and teachers. There's been all this updated guidance from the law department that's gone out to a variety of city agencies. If immigration comes, you have to call general counsel. You have to make sure it's a judicial warrant and a lawyer will determine whether or not to then allow the person into the building.

They've conducted trainings for principals and teachers. There's been all this updated guidance from the law department that's gone out to a variety of city agencies. If immigration comes, you have to call general counsel. You have to make sure it's a judicial warrant and a lawyer will determine whether or not to then allow the person into the building.

But I think what has been confusing is that Mayor Eric Adams has not really said this out loud in any of his appearances.

But I think what has been confusing is that Mayor Eric Adams has not really said this out loud in any of his appearances.

But I think what has been confusing is that Mayor Eric Adams has not really said this out loud in any of his appearances.