“I wouldn’t hold my breath on congestion pricing,” New York Gov. Cuomo said amid disagreements with the White House over immigration enforcement
The Democratic governor, speaking at an unrelated press conference, said that because of tensions between the administration and New York state regarding immigration enforcement, federal officials may “hold hostage” the required approval for the system.
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