The 5 percent cuts across the board are the first of three rounds Adams has ordered to offset the billions of dollars the city has spent dealing with illegal immigrants that have overwhelmed the city.
Rapper Cardi B has reportedly declared “crimes are gonna go through the roof” after Democratic Mayor Eric Adams announced drastic budget cuts last week including a slashing of the NYPD budget, in response to the flood of illegal immigrants that have overwhelmed the Big Apple.
In a livestream video obtained by The Daily Mail, the Grammy Winning artist stated, “What’s going to happen to my nieces, what’s going to happen to my nephews, what’s going to happen to my cousins, my aunts, my friends that’s living in the hood?”
She continued, “I’m from the Bronx, I don’t want to see my sh*t affected…Everybody be like ‘New York is dirty,’ and it is dirty. And we’re going to get even dirtier with the f*cking budget cut.”
“Crimes are gonna go through the roof because there is a police safety budget cut. And on top of that there’s a sanitation f*cking budget cut so that means we’re gonna be drowning in rats,”
According to The New York Post, the 5 percent cuts across the board are the first of three rounds Adams has ordered to offset the billions of dollars the city has spent dealing with illegal immigrants that have overwhelmed the city.
The reductions will cut the next five police academy classes, which could push the NYPD to its lowest officer level in thirty years.
Almost every department will be seeing cuts including the FDNY, sanitation, and even the Department of Education. Funding for services for illegal immigrants will also be slashed.
Cardi B also slammed President Joe Biden in the video stating, “How is there $100 million budget cut in New York City for f*cking schools, library, police safety and sanitation, yet Joe Biden is talking about, ‘Yeah, we can fund two wars’?”
“We can’t fund these wars, we can barely f*cking fund this country.”
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