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Around NYC
1. DEA: 75 arrests in N.Y. immigration enforcement since Tuesday
Federal law enforcement officials tell NY1 exclusively that they have made as many as 75 immigration arrests in New York since Tuesday.
The Drug Enforcement Administration confirmed it’s been on hundreds of immigration operations since the increased enforcement began a few days ago.
2. Mayor Eric Adams 'not resigning,' defends mayoralty
Ending a weeklong self-imposed sick leave, Mayor Eric Adams appeared in public Thursday, speaking defiantly and brushing aside speculation that he may be considering resigning as his federal corruption trial looms this spring.
“Who started that stupid rumor that I was stepping down on Friday? Are you out of your mind?” Adams said, vocally defending his mayoralty during an interfaith breakfast at the New York Public Library. “You know what’s fascinating? You have to be of a great level of wisdom to understand what is playing out on the stage of politics in New York City.”
3. N.Y. State Supreme Court hears subway surfing case
On Thursday, Norma Nazario was inside New York State Supreme Court suing social media companies and transit agencies she says are responsible for her son's death.
Social media companies argue they’re immune from being sued due to a nearly 30-year-old executive order.
Around the Nation
1. New Trump-appointed FCC chair launches probe into NPR, PBS as he calls for funding to be cut
3. Senate confirms Doug Burgum as interior secretary after Trump tasked him to boost drilling
