New York City Mayor Eric Adams met with President-elect Trump in Florida to discuss New York's needs and how the federal government can help improve the lives of New Yorkers. They focused on issues such as the cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hamas, bringing manufacturing jobs back to New York, and making federal investments in infrastructure. Adams, who is facing federal corruption charges, stated that they did not discuss his legal case. Trump has defended Adams in the past and said he would consider a pardon for him. Other New York politicians criticized Adams for the meeting.