Judge to hear Trump DOJ’s argument for dropping Adams’ charges on Wednesday
After the Justice Department ordered prosecutors in February 2025 to drop the corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams, the lead prosecutor and several other officials resigned, accusing the department of trading dismissal for his help on immigration enforcement. A judge set a hearing on the request.

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4 developments- Feb 12, 2025Only lean-right coverage:NYC Mayor Adams’ lawyer takes victory lap after Trump DOJ orders feds to drop historic corruption case: ‘There is no looming threat’
- Feb 14, 2025DOJ Standoff Ends: Trump’s DOJ Asks Judge To Drop Eric Adams Charges—After 7 Prosecutors Resign
- Feb 18, 2025Judge to hear Trump DOJ’s argument for dropping Adams’ charges on Wednesday
- Feb 19, 20255 Points On How Trump Is Using Eric Adams To Commandeer The DOJ And NYC
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Judge to hear Trump DOJ’s argument for dropping Adams’ charges on Wednesday
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3 viewpointsDOJ Standoff Ends: Trump’s DOJ Asks Judge To Drop Eric Adams Charges—After 7 Prosecutors Resign
DOJ files to dismiss federal corruption charges against NYC Mayor Eric Adams
DOJ will need ‘fool,' ‘coward' to toss Eric Adams case, says seventh prosecutor to resign over order
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NY judge orders Eric Adams, Trump DOJ officials to court over motion to dismiss corruption charges
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