Curtis Sliwa says homeless hotel shelters would continue under Adams

Mayoral nominee Curtis Sliwa held a campaign rally to allege the de Blasio administration’s “reign of non-transparency” on the homeless crisis would continue under rival Eric Adams and the state’s incoming governor.

The Republican hopeful held a Tuesday night rally to mark the five year anniversary of a successful push by protestors to prevent a Maspeth Holiday Inn Express from being permanently converted into a homeless shelter. Sliwa — donning his Guardian Angels beret and flanked by an enthusiastic group of working class advocates and politicians who alternatively cheered and jeered while toting colorful anti-de Blasio signs — said Adams’ first order of business with Kathy Hochul was lobbying her to sign a bill that would continue the controversial hotel policy.