Mamdani ends the anti-Trump tour with an event and the approval of the queens

The candidate for the New York Democrat Town Hall, Zohran Mamdani, closed on the fifth and last day of his tour “Five Boroughs Against Trump” in his domestic district in Queens.

Friday morning, during the 32BJ Service Employees International Union (SEIU) in Richmond Hill, Mamdani wrapped his week-long anti-top tour and was approved by the president of the district of Queens, Donovan Richards.

He was also joined by workers from all the queens who, according to the campaign, are on the “fronts of the Trump administration attacks”. One by one, the union workers have shared their personal testimonies on the impact of Trump on their industries.

“The fight in New York, although it is often used to justify as much, has no real interest in Donald Trump, neither a real care nor a concern,” said Mamdani on Friday.

“Get out of the city!”

The candidate for the Democrat Town Hall of New York, Zohran Mamdani, closed his tour on Friday “Five Boroughs Against Trump” in New York in Queens. (Deirdre Heavey / Fox News Digital)

Mamdani went to Manhattan on Monday, Brooklyn on Tuesday, Staten Island on Wednesday, the Bronx on Thursday and the Queens on Friday to reject the impact of the agenda of President Donald Trump in New York.

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“Today marks the fifth and last day of our five tours of the district of this city, and standing against the vision of the Trump administration and the way it forces an attack on the very fabric of the city that we call here,” Mamdani said on Friday.

The subjects throughout the week went from immigration to the economy while Mamdani worked to equalize his leading opponent in the race for Gracie Mansion, Governor Andrew Cuomo, in Trump.

“After this tour of five roundings, it would be rational to feel a feeling of helplessness, to feel a feeling of disappointment,” said Mamdani on Friday.

Zohran Mamdani closed his anti-Trump tour in Queens. Mamdani rents an apartment in Astoria. (Deirdre Heavey / Fox News Digital)

Mamdani said on Friday that the tour had brought him a “feeling of hope” because he had seen the New Yorkers “struggling with the burden that this vision of Washington, DC, created for all of us”, and yet, they “continue to dream of the life they deserve in this city”.

“These are workers and ensure that workers can prosper and survive in this same city which becomes out of reach for New Yorkers every day,” said the president of the Bronx district, explaining his approval from Mamdani.

And as Mamdani faced criticism from certain Statements Icelanders earlier this week who joined Trump to describe him as “communist”, Richards reminded the group that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. “was also called socialist and communist, for those who need a reminder”.

Zohran Mamdani welcomed five anti-Trump rallies through the five arrondissements of New York this week. (Deirdre Heavey / Fox News Digital)

“The voters spoke in this city, and they said they were looking for something different,” said Queens chief.

Fox News Digital caught up Richards after the event to clarify if he compared Mamdani to King.

The president of the district said he would never say that Mamdani is king, but that the two leaders were called communists and that Mamdani “speaks to the pulse of what people are currently careful”.

When he was contacted to comment on Mamdani’s anti-Trump tour earlier in the week, the White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson told Fox News Digital: “Comrade Mamdani is the worst nightmare of the American people.”

“Its communist policies crash our economy, will increase crime, marries the Americans with free health care for illegal immigrants and finance the courageous men and women of the application of the laws that ensure us safe,” said Jackson.

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The White House added: “The American people have repeatedly rejected this communist program and the more Mamdani shares its radical policies, plus the American people Recult.”