Zahran Mamdani faces hostile protests during the stoppage of the Statin Island campaign

Not everyone was keen to welcome New York City Democratic mayor’s candidateZahran Mamdani, to Statin Island on Wednesday afternoon.

“Return to the place I came from. We do not want you on Statin Island,” a protester wearing a T -shirt “Trump Girl” and carries an American flag screaming in the 33 -year -old socialist described as he left the original Mediterranean cell restaurant.

Inside this event, when Mamdani began his third event to combat Trump a week, the demonstrators outside the restaurant flooded the preliminary speeches with cowboy and warning sirens and Megavones.

Despite the heat in the crowded restaurant and its critics abroad, Mamdani kept a smile throughout the event and told the reporters, “It is sad to hear a language to return to where I came, however, it is not surprising because it does not distinguish much of what distinguishes President Trump’s policy.”

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“I will not leave it for me from continuing to do so Come to Statin IslandBy continuing to speak to the population of New York, regardless of where they live, regardless of the policy they have, Mamdani said in response to the demonstrators: “Because I know that just as there are Republicans who feel this way, there are others loyal to their questions.”

Several demonstrators outside the Fox News Digital restaurant have been told that they intend to vote for Curtis Sliwa, CEO of The Guardian Angels, in November.

“He is the only one who can save our city,” said Ed, a Statin Islands inhabitant of a large American flag.

Ed Fox News Al -Digrami told that he wanted to give Mamdani a “small surprise party” and bid the socialist candidate known that his values were not represented on Statin Island.

“This is the country of Trump,” said Mane, another protester, a retired Wall Street protester who said Mamdani’s policies are “Anti -Wall Street”.

Trump won the island of Statin with 30 points in the 2024 presidential elections, According to the New York Times data. Meanwhile, in the neighboring Brooklyn, former Vice President Kamala Harris carried the town with 44 points.

Tommy Banks, a resident of the original Statin Island, said his message to Mamdani on Wednesday was simple: “Exit from the city.”

“He wants to make everything free. He cannot afford it. He is my socialist. He does not live that. We are not socialists,” Banks said.

Banks agreed with other demonstrators outside the restaurant, and they told Fox News Digital that “no one else” could be a mayor but Sliwa.

“He is the real New Yorker. He is fighting for New York throughout his life. Give him a chance to get there,” Panks said.

Another protester shouted, Liz, “Mamdani is Kumi!” He also left the Democratic candidate in SUVs.

Liz said she does not like Mamdani because he is “not democratic, he is a communist.”

She said that Mamdani is trying to seduce New York residents with promises of campaign such as caring for free children, free buses and groceries run by the government, but Liz said it would be a “disaster” if she becomes a mayor.

When Mamdani declared victory in the democratic preliminary elections, the current mayor Eric AdamsWho runs as an independent, Mamdani is called as a “seller of snake oil” who “will say and do anything for election.”

Trump often criticized Mamdani and his policies, describing him as “100 % communist madness”.

It seems that the residents of the Statin Islands who spoke to Fox News are outside Mamdani to combat Trump on Wednesday agreed with those feelings, describing it as “comment” and criticizing its socialist policies, which include freezing rent, raising corporate taxes and increasing the minimum wage.

But Shahna Masum, who was wearing a “Zahran Illand” poster in her bag and attended the event, told Fox News Digital that Mamdani was the person who represents “me and my community.”

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Masum said she was also said to return to her country.

And she said, “You did not return to your country, and I came here with dignity and with my visa, so don’t tell me to leave.”

Brian Lynas and Marley Carroll contributed to Fox News.