Internal documents obtained by THE CITY reveal that city regulators had raised concerns about donations to Eric Adams' mayoral campaign. The FBI recently conducted a raid at the home of Adams' campaign operative, Brianna Suggs, as part of an investigation into contributions to the campaign. The investigation targets donations made by employees of KSK Construction Company, a Brooklyn-based firm with ties to Turkey. The federal government is examining whether the campaign collaborated with the construction company and the Turkish government to inject foreign money into the campaign through straw donors. Adams, who is not a target of the probe, has previously visited Turkey multiple times. The raid at Suggs' home is believed to be linked to her role as the campaign fundraiser. Questions have been raised about Suggs' qualifications and her close relationship with Ingrid Lewis-Martin, a senior aide to Adams. While Suggs has not been accused of any wrongdoing, her association with the campaign has drawn scrutiny. The investigation adds uncertainty to Adams' tenure as mayor and raises concerns about the integrity of the campaign donations process.