NYC Mayor Wants To Tax Poor Residents $1.2B To Take Care Of Illegal Migrantsl
NYC socialist mayor tax hike controversy is exploding after a proposed 9.5% property tax increase tied to a $127 billion city budget — including $1.2 billion allocated for migrant spending. The mayor claims the city faces a $12 billion fiscal crisis. But critics are asking a simple question: if there’s a crisis, why is the budget $11 billion higher than last year? Instead of cutting spending, the administration is expanding it — and if Albany refuses to raise state taxes, the burden shifts directly to New York City homeowners. Community leaders in Queens are pushing back. Landlords warn higher property taxes will make rent freezes impossible. Homeowners say they feel blindsided. Is this about closing a deficit? Or is this about funding an expanded agenda and sending the bill to working families? Nate The Lawyer We break down the numbers, the politics, and what this means for NYC taxpayers.
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