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Mamdani shows no respect for older New Yorkers who are killed — but he has plenty of sympathy for law breakers

Imagine serving your country, raising a beautiful family and beating cancer — only to die at the hands of a violent beast who had no business being in the United States in the first place.

Sadly, for the family of 83-year-old Air Force vet Richard Williams, they don’t have to imagine such a nightmare.

Last week, Williams succumbed to injuries nine days after he was randomly shoved onto subway tracks by Bairon Hernandez, a scumbag illegal alien from Honduras.

Hernandez has been deported four times and has at least 15 criminal charges, according to DHS.

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In that same attack at the Lexington Avenue-63rd Street station, the invader also pushed a 31-year-old, who thankfully survived.

Such a horrific death would elicit a response from our mayor, right?

Nah, Williams — a man of honor — doesn’t fit Zohran Mamdani’s agenda, which........

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