‘Go back to where you have come from:: Stores Crowd Buz Zohran Mamdani

Not everyone welcomed the Democratic Mayorl Nomini of New York City, Zoharan Mamdani on Wednesday afternoon, as they faced opposition outside the Istanbul Bay Authentic Mediterranean Restaurant. Fox News reported that a “Trump Girl” wearing a T-shirt and holding an American flag shouted at a 33-year-old Self-known socialist, as he came out of the back door of the restaurant. “Go back from where you came from. We don’t want you to the island of St.”, “the person announced. During the third anti -trump program of Mamdani’s week, protesters outside the restaurant immersed the introductory speeches with cowbels, sirens and megaphones.Despite the heat of crowded restaurants and outside, Mammadani maintained a smile throughout the event and told reporters, “It hurts me that I came from where I came from, listen to the language of going back to return, and yet, it’s not surprising because it is a lot that is a lot that is characterized by US President Donald Trump’s politics.” Mamdani was hosting his third “five Boro Against Trump” incident on Wednesday, confirming his commitment to save New Yorkers from the rift of President Trump on illegal immigration when elected as Mayor of New York City in November. In response to the protesters, Mammadani said, “I will not be able to stop it from coming to the island of States, continue to talk to New Yorkers, wherever they live, whether they have any politics.” “Because I know that as soon as there are Republicans who feel this way, there are other people who are honest in their questions.” Several protesters outside the restaurant told Fox News Digital that they planned to vote for Cartis Sliva, CEO of The Guardian Angels in this November. “He is the only one that can save our city,” Ed, said the Stonein Islander carrying a large American flag. Ed told Fox News Digital that he wanted to give Mammadani a “party of a little surprise” and tells the socialist candidate that his value does not represent the island of State’s. “This is Trump country,” Manny said, another protector and wall street retirement, who said that Mamdani policies are “anti -wall roads”. According to the data from The New York Times, President Trump won the island by 30 points in the 2024 presidential election. Meanwhile, in the neighboring Brooklyn, former Vice President Kamala Harris took Boro with 44 points. A native state islander Tommy Banks said that his message to Mamdani on Wednesday was simple: “Get out of the city.” “He wants to free everything. He cannot tolerate it. He is a socialist. He does not do so. We are not socialists,” said Banks. Banks agreed with other protesters outside the restaurant, telling Fox News Digital that “no one else” may be the mayor but Sliva. “He is a true New Yorker. He is fighting for New York all his life. Give him a chance to reach there,” Banx said. Another protector, Liz, shouted, “A Com of Mamdani!” As the Democratic candidate departed in his SUV. Liz said that she does not like Mamdani because “she is not a democrat, she is a communist.” He said that Mamdani is trying to woo New Yorkers with free childcare, free bus fare and campaigning promises such as government -run grocery shops, but Liz warned that it would be a “disaster” if he became a mayor. When Mammadani announced a victory in Democratic Primary, Mammadani, who is running as an independent, is called “snake-oil salesmen”, who would “say” and do anything to be elected. ” President Trump has often criticized Mamdani and their policies, called “100% Communist Lunatic”. The State Islanders who spoke to Fox News Digital out of Mamdani’s anti -Trump program on Wednesday, echoed these emotions on a large scale, called them “Comi” and criticized their socialist policies, including freezing the fare, increasing corporate taxes and increasing minimal wages. However, Shahna Masum, who sports the sticker for “Sticker” for the “Stayon Island” on his purse and participated in the event, told Fox News Digital that Mamdani is the person who is representing the “me and my community”. Masum said that he has also been asked to go back to his country. For this, he replied, “You didn’t go back to your country, and I came here with dignity and with my visa, so don’t ask me to leave.”