Adams' Top Fundraiser Suggs Leaves Role Following FBI Raid

Suggs transitions to a new role amid investigation into potential illegal foreign campaign contributions.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams' top campaign fundraiser, Brianna Suggs, is no longer working in that position following an FBI raid on her home.
Suggs' home was searched as part of an investigation into a possible scheme to shift money from the Turkish government to the mayor's campaign through a Brooklyn building company.
Suggs has moved to a different unspecified role on the reelection campaign team and has hired her own lawyer.
Adams has previously expressed his full confidence in Suggs and his desire for her to stay on the team.
The investigation is also examining potential illegal foreign campaign contributions from the Turkish government and whether Adams pressured Fire Department officials to approve a new high-rise Turkish consulate despite safety concerns.