Despite being the city where President Donald Trump has made a name for himself, he and New York City can hardly say they've always gotten along.
According to NPR, the friction between the two parties came to a head in 2019, when Trump and First Lady Melania Trump filed papers for residency in Florida. This came as welcome news to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, who alleged that Trump hadn't been paying taxes there anyway.
Despite this, the Trump Organization has maintained a lucrative presence in the Big Apple through both his landmark real estate properties and contracts to operate public spaces in the city.
However, it appears that complications have arisen for both of these revenue streams in the wake of the riot that took place at the U.S. Capitol last week.