New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s Office of Immigrant Affairs releases a new “immigrant enclaves” map that some residents and advocacy groups criticize for leaving out several well-known neighborhoods, including Little Italy. Multiple outlets report that reactions focus on whether the map accurately reflects historic immigrant communities, with commenters and coverage also pointing to omissions involving Jewish and Irish neighborhoods, alongside other areas. The New York Post and Mediaite describe public backlash and discussion, including reader letters arguing the map excludes iconic ethnic enclaves. Breitbart similarly reports criticism from Italian-American groups, framing the omission of Little Italy as “erasure,” while Fox News notes that criticism also extends to Jewish and Irish neighborhoods. In response, Fox News and Yahoo News report that Mamdani defends the map and says it will be updated after complaints from Italian American groups. The coverage overall centers on the release of the map, the dispute over which neighborhoods it includes, and the mayor’s response that revisions are planned.