NYC mayor hints Harris border strategy could be dropping soon after 'indirect' talks with her team

New York City Mayor Eric Adams said on Tuesday that his office had already had "indirect" conversations with Vice President Kamala Harris’ team and the presumptive Democratic nominee will soon release a plan on how to deal with the border crisis.

Harris was endorsed by President Biden as his successor after he announced that he would not stand for re-election on Sunday. Adams, who has been dealing with an overwhelming surge of migrants into the sanctuary city, was asked if he had been in touch with Harris.