NYC's city-run grocery plan won't require ID, sparking fraud concerns

New York City's $30 million plan to launch city-run grocery stores is sparking fraud concerns since it won't require ID or residency verification. Mayor Zohran Mamdani defends the proposal.

New York City is moving forward with a controversial $30 million plan to open city-run grocery stores that do not require identification, proof of residency or income verification. Mayor Zohran Mamdani defends the program during a press conference as critics warn the lack of oversight invites rampant fraud and abuse of public funds.