NYPD braces for daily UN protests as NYC streets close for General Assembly

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New York officials expect daily protests during the UN General Assembly next week, with thousands of officers deployed and security zones around the UN complex. Rolling street closures on key corridors and transit disruptions are planned, and a gridlock alert is in effect for late September, as authorities stress protecting First Amendment rights while maintaining safety amid a large security operation.
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