New York City Democrat Mayor Eric Adams has joined forces with President Donald Trump’s Border Czar Tom Homman to take on illegal immigration in his city.

The pair were together on “Fox & Friends” on Friday when the mayor also addressed thee accusations that the Department of Justice dropped a case against him in a quid pro quo exchange for his cooperation on immigration enforcement.

“Think about my attorney, Alex Spiro, one of the top trial attorneys in the country. Imagine him going inside saying that ‘the only way Mayor Adams is going to assist in immigration, which I was calling for since 2022, is if you drop the charges.’ That’s quid pro quo. That’s a crime,” the mayor said.

Host Brian Kilmeade asked the mayor if he would campaign for reelection as a Republican, considering his working relationship with the Trump administration, but he said he would still be a Democrat.

“I’m going to run on the Democratic line. We — petitioning has started, starting soon. Running as a Democrat. There’s many Democrats, like you look at those 78% that believe what ICE is doing by getting dangerous people out. I think that we have to get people out to vote. That is the problem,” he said.

“But you’re losing by about 25 points to former Governor Cuomo, who wants to be Mayor Cuomo,” Kilmeade responded.

“Well, listen to this. I had another Andrew in my previous race. He was beating me by double digits in February. But we don’t call Andrew Yang Mayor. We call Eric Adams Mayor. Never give up. New Yorkers, never give up. People had me gone months ago. But you know what? I’m sitting on your couch talking with Fox & Friends,” the mayor responded before Kilmeade asked about the alliance between him and the Trump administration before Homan chimed in.

“And if he doesn’t come through, I’ll be back in New York City. And we won’t be sitting on a couch. I’ll be in his office, up his butt, saying where the hell is the agreement we came to, so,” he said.

“And I want ICE to deliver,” the mayor added.

“I want ICE to deliver. We’re going to deliver for the safety of the American people. Let’s focus on every American and New Yorker should have the right to have an opportunity and survive in this city,” he said.