Mayor Adams Meets With Trump At White House

NEW YORK CITY — Mayor Eric Adams met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Friday to discuss city priorities, according to his office.

The Mayor's Office updated Adams' schedule early Friday morning. The meeting with Trump is expected to take place at 3 p.m.

Friday afternoon is also when the Department of Justice is expected to release search warrant materials and sealed documents from the mayor's dismissed federal corruption case.

Adams has previously said a partnership with Trump is "critical to New York City's success."

The mayor has denied there was a quid pro quo with Trump in exchange for his help with immigration and deportation procedures in the city.

"I did nothing wrong but serve the people of New York City," Adams told the House Oversight Committee in March.

Tiffany Raspberry, deputy mayor for intergovernmental affairs, will also be at the meeting, according to reports. Gov. Kathy Hochul has also traveled to D.C. to meet with the president.

This will be Adams' first meeting with Trump since he announced he would be leaving the Democratic primary and instead will run as an independent in his bid to be reelected to a second term.