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The building is home to offices of state Sen. Michael Gianaris and Rep. Aravella Simotas.

The 65-year-old man wrote the graffiti "because Mexicans take jobs from Americans," officials said.

Here's what demonstrators protesting Trump's refugee ban should know before they hit city streets. 

The word "ISIS" was found spray-painted at the Dyckman Street station Monday night, police said.

The graffiti was reported to police on Thursday morning in Greenpoint, police confirmed.

The message was found scrawled on a bench in the Fort Hamilton Subway stop.

The graffiti hadn't been removed from the phone booth as of midday Monday.

Messages including "Finally we have a white man in the White House" were written in marker, police said.

The graffiti will be investigated by the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force, police sources said.

The word "Trump!" was scrawled outside the room at 6 MetroTech Center a day after the election.

The building will feature art on each floor, which can be viewed through a glass wall in the elevator.

The developer was slammed for using non-union labor to build towers at the former graffiti showplace.

The storefront had been a sore spot for residents for years.

Gear To Go Outfitters is offering a $200 reward for help identifying the suspects.

The wall was covered with images of pigs and unicorns. Now anti-Palestine messages are scrawled there.