President Donald Trump’s administration requires a New York transit administration to reduce crime throughout the city or face a major decrease in federal funding.
Sean Duffy Transport Secretary In the letter, in the letter in the letter, the Ultimatum was published by the Metro (MTA) management administration, saying that the new administration was there to “return the order”. The federal government currently supplies MTA with funding billions of dollars.
“The trend of violent crime, homelessness and other threats to public security at one of the most prominent metro systems of our country is unacceptable. After years of soft crime, our department enters the return of the order,” Duffy wrote.
“Passengers are sick and tired of feelings as if they have to endanger their safety to go to work, go to school or travel around the city. We will continue to fight to ensure that their federal tax dollars are moving toward traveling without a crime,” he added.
Transport sec. Sean Duffy threatened to reduce funds if NYC does not lower the crime rates. (Eduardo Munozalvarez/ViewPress/Samuel Corum/Sipa/Bloomberg via Getty Images)
Duffy’s letter requires MTA -Eo Prices, workers’ attacks, customer attacks and police patrols. It also requires the accounting of the way MTA used federal financing to resolve security and security in the city transport system.
“I appreciate your quick attention to this question to avoid further consequences, to the diverting or retention of funds,” Duffy wrote.
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MTA chief for politics and external relations John McCarthy claimed that the crime “was” moving in the right direction “in a statement that responded to Duffy’s letter on Tuesday.
“The crime has been reduced by 40% compared to the same period of 2020 just before the pandemic, and so far there is less daily crimes in transit from any non-non-inflammatory year ever,” McCarthy said, adding that the prices are prices for 25% of covid.
McCarthy’s statement echoes the claims that MTA chief Janno Lieber made in January when he suggested that Recent underground rail attacks “They got into the heads of people” to feel that the subway system is not sure.
The NYC authorities sought ways to combat the prices of prices in the city. (Michael Dorgan/Fox News Digital)
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Lieber made comments During the Bloomberg News appearance “Podcast” Bloomberg Talks “, claiming that” the total statistics are positive “to crime.
“Last year, we were actually 12.5% less crime than 2019, last year before Covid. But there is no doubt that some of these high incidents, you know, are terrible attacks, entered the heads of people and made the whole system feel less safe,” Lieber said.
