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特朗普与曼达尼讨论皇后区12,000套住房,离开格雷西大厦时未达成协议
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12,000拟议出租住房及学校、零售空间 1
180英亩皇后区西部的桑尼赛德调车场加盖项目 15
第3次面对面会谈,约一小时 1
从铁路调车场到格雷西大厦
磋商有所推进,但未签署任何协议
希望你会成为一位很出色的市长
最尖锐的公开冲突发生在草坪上,焦点是谁能进入会场。曼达尼说,他告诉特朗普,所有媒体记者都会在草坪上;他相信这一做法,也相信应该与各种观点交流。特朗普回应说,抵制威胁不会让他担心,并称他们从来不抵制我,同时指向聚集在场的摄像机。他说自己以压倒性优势获胜,结束了八场战争,任内经济数据创下美国历史最佳纪录,与此前的最高纪录三万亿美元相比,有21万亿美元资金涌入。2
地点
- 01曼哈顿格雷西大厦
- 02皇后区桑尼赛德调车场
未知
- 没有撤销临时保护身份(TPS)、公共安全协议或施工进度安排
- 哪些媒体威胁抵制,以及是否有媒体被排除在外,尚未确定
后续
- 市政厅与白宫的住房磋商能否形成条款清单、资金方案或时间表
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- Trump and Mamdani Show Their Unlikely Rapport, This Time in New York - The New York Times
- Here’s the latest. - The New York Times
- Trump and the Mayor Are Genial at Gracie Mansion - The New York Times
- Mamdani and Trump discuss immigration and affordability at Gracie Mansion – The Irish Times
- Can Mamdani (and Trump) Build a Neighborhood Over a Queens Rail Yard? - The New York Times
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- Twelve thousand affordable homes would rise above an active Queens rail yard.
- That decked-over neighborhood could house working-class New Yorkers priced out of rents, while Haitian families face loss of protection and work authorization and residents judge cordial handshakes by whether rents fall and streets feel safe.
- Can an hour of cordial talk between City Hall and the White House turn into homes, federal money and open access?
- They sat about an hour behind closed doors in the Yellow Parlor at Gracie Mansion in Manhattan, then walked out together for an unscheduled joint appearance on the lawn. It was their third face-to-face sit-down and their first on New York soil, friendly and cordial despite sharp policy differences. The session came at Mamdani's invitation while Trump was in New York for the 81st United Nations General Assembly, with chiefs of staff Susie Wiles and Elle Bisgaard-Church in the room.
- The core item was Sunnyside Yard, a plan to deck over the 180-acre rail yard in western Queens served by Amtrak, Long Island Rail Road and New Jersey Transit and build an entire new neighborhood. The scope carried into the meeting was 12,000 new rental units plus schools and retail space, framed as 100 percent affordable with emphasis on the lowest incomes including New Yorkers earning less than 50,000 dollars a year, alongside a regional rail hub and new parks and open space in a transit-first model described as the largest affordable housing development in the city since 1973.
- The site history runs from Amtrak approaching the city in 2014 after a once-in-a-century yard upgrade, to a February 2017 feasibility study that examined up to 24,000 residential units, to a March 3-4, 2020 City-Amtrak master plan fixing on 12,000 affordable apartments, to Mamdani reviving the pitch at the White House in February-March 2026 where Trump had once imagined a football stadium. The research excerpts behind that history call the units affordable homes or apartments without confirming a rental-versus-ownership breakdown and without specifying square footage or facilities for the schools and retail portions beyond their inclusion.
- At Gracie Mansion Mamdani said the two agreed to set up a new level of conversation between City Hall housing and operations officials and the White House. Trump called Sunnyside a big job he had watched for decades and pointed to federal approvals and probably some federal money. No binding deal was announced, no new project details were announced and no federal funding commitment was secured. Mamdani said the development has a significant way to go while remaining still on the table. A 21-billion-dollar federal-grant figure was part of earlier White House pitches, not a new signed commitment, with discussion of about 30,000 jobs attached to build-out.
- Trump said Mamdani has great potential and added hopefully you're going to be a great one. Immigration and policing were named as part of a wide-ranging agenda and remained contested without a detailed joint announcement. Mamdani made Temporary Protected Status for Haitians a priority, calling Haitians critical to the city, against the administration's stripping of status, in a broader context of immigrant safety and enforcement including prior Operation Rotten Apple arrests.
- The sharpest open conflict came on the lawn over who gets into the room. Mamdani said he told Trump all members of the press would be on the lawn and that is something that he believes in, that he believes in engaging all views. Trump answered that boycott threats do not worry him, saying they never boycott me and pointing to the assembled cameras. He said he won in a landslide, has settled eight wars, presided over the best economic numbers in the history of the country and has 21 trillion dollars pouring in compared with a prior high of three.
- He said if you look at CNN, that's fake news, said he does not know what MS NOW is and guessed it was the former MSNBC or MSDNC, and said biased or fake news outlets have an obligation to be fair and that he has an obligation to keep fake news out of another very special house and the White House as bad for the country and national security. Those landslide, wars-settled and investment figures were presented as his claims and were immediately contested. No housing term sheet, funding path, construction schedule or breakdown of schools and retail beyond their inclusion was produced, no TPS reversal, public-safety compact or common midterm account was produced, and which outlets threatened a boycott and whether any press was actually excluded was not settled, leaving continued talks between housing officials as the only concrete next step.
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