Mamdani completes anti-Trump tour with Queens events and recognition

New York City Democratic mayor nominee Zohran Mamdani is on the fifth and final day of his home borough in Queens, “Five Boroughs against Trump.”

On Friday morning at the 32BJ Service Employees International Alliance (SEIU) in Richmond Hill, Mamdani wrapped up a week-long anti-Trump journey and was endorsed by Queens Borough President Donovan Richards.

Workers from various Queens also joined him, which the movement said was “the frontline of the Trump administration’s attack.” Union workers shared their personal testimony about Trump’s impact on his industry one by one.

“Although often used to justify so much, the struggle in New York City has no real interest in Donald Trump, no real concern or attention,” Mandani said Friday.

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Mamdani visited Manhattan on Tuesday on Tuesday, Staten Island on Tuesday, Bronx and Queens on Thursday Donald Trump’s New York City’s second agenda.

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“Today is the fifth and final day of our five borough trips to the city and against the Trump administration’s vision and the way it attacks on the structure of the city we call home,” Mandani said Friday.

The topics throughout the week ranged from immigration to the economy, and Gov. Andrew Cuomo to Trump as Mamdani worked to run his main opponent with the Gracie Mansion.

“After these five boroughs, there is reason to feel helpless and disappointing,” Mandani said on Friday.

Zohran Mamdani ends his anti-Trump journey in Queens. Mamdani rented an apartment in Astoria. (Deirdre Heaveny/Fox News Numbers)

Mamdani said Friday that the trip gave him a “feel of hope” as he saw New Yorkers “struggle with this vision created for us all in Washington, D.C.,” but they “continue to dream about the life they deserve in the city.”

“It’s about working people and ensuring that workers can thrive and survive in this city, which is becoming out of reach for New Yorkers,” said the Bronx president.

Just as Mamdani joined Trump to tag him as a “communist” when she faced criticism from some Staten Islanders earlier this week, Richards reminded the group that Martin Luther King Jr.

Zohran Mamdani held five anti-Trump rallies this week in five New York City boroughs. (Deirdre Heaveny/Fox News Numbers)

“Voters are speaking in the city and they say they are looking for something different,” the queen leader said.

Fox News Digital caught up with Richards after the event to clarify whether he compared Mamdani to King.

The borough president said he would never say Mamdani was king, but both leaders were called communists, while Mamdani “talked about the pulse of what people care about now.”

When White House spokeswoman Abigail Jackson commented on Mamdani’s anti-Trump tour, he said to Fox News numbers: “Comrade Mamdani is the worst nightmare for the American people.”

“His Communist policies will spread throughout our economy, increase crime, squeeze out Americans with free health care for illegal immigrants, and return them to brave men and women who ensure us safety,” Jackson said.

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“The American people repeatedly reject this Communist agenda, and the more radical Mamdani has, the more American people will retreat,” the White House added.