Zoran Mamdani

And after the housing crisis, New Yorkers will tell you it's the child care crisis.

It's a crisis where in a city it's cheaper to send your kid to college at the City University of New York than it is to find child care for that same child.

And today we are showing that

we are actually going to deliver the city that New Yorkers deserve.

And we're going to do that by making it easier, making it more affordable to keep calling the city your home.

And it's truly an honor to be a part of this movement.

It's truly an honor to be leading this fight to ensure that our neighbors can keep calling themselves exactly that.

Mr. Speaker, what's your reaction to the Minnesota shooting from an ICE agent?

I want to make clear that the news coming out of Minneapolis is horrific.

This is one part of what has been a year full of cruelty.

And we know that when ICE agents attack immigrants, they attack every single one of us across this country.

And this is a city and will always be a city that stands up.

Pause right there, but leave it up.

I have made it clear to everyone within my city government, and that extends to NYPD, that we are going to uphold our sanctuary city policies.

We are going to adhere to them.

That is why one of the 11 executive orders that we signed was to repeal the previous administration's order to allow for collaboration with ICE on Rikers Island.

What we are going to be doing is following the laws that we have set, laws which have kept New Yorkers safe.

And we are going to make it clear to each and every person in the city what their rights are.

That's why we took the time to make a Know Your Rights video, because it goes back to the earlier question.

If you don't know of your rights,