Issues
Fighting for Queens. Standing for Common Sense.
Phil Wong is running for City Council to restore order, protect our communities, and bring back accountability. From the classroom to the courthouse, he has never stopped standing up for the people of District 30.
Immigration & Border Security
Legal Immigration, Local Control
Phil Wong’s family immigrated to the U.S. in 1974 to escape the horrors of communist China. He knows firsthand the value of legal immigration and the importance of national sovereignty. Today, the same American Dream his family pursued is under threat from unchecked migration and failed city policies.
Phil strongly opposes using our neighborhoods as a dumping ground for unvetted migrants. From the Pan Am shelter in Elmhurst to other migrant facilities across the district, he has fought to protect local residents and preserve our quality of life.
Phil Will:
Oppose migrant shelters and unvetted placements in residential neighborhoods
End sanctuary city status and demand federal accountability
Prioritize citizens and legal residents in housing, education, and services
Protect the integrity of our borders and our communities
Public Safety & Crime
Safe Streets Start with Real Leadership
Phil Wong believes every New Yorker deserves to feel safe in their home, on the subway, and walking down the street. He’s been a steadfast supporter of the NYPD and has fought against reckless policies like bail reform and defunding the police.
Phil led the charge to restore school safety agents when the city removed them, and he continues to demand policies that prioritize victims over criminals. As a plaintiff in the lawsuit to stop non-citizen voting, Phil has also defended the rule of law and voting integrity.
Phil Will:
Oppose bail reform and hold repeat offenders accountable
Restore school safety agents to protect our kids
Fully fund and support the NYPD
Fight against non-citizen voting laws and sanctuary city policies
Make public safety a top priority—not a political talking point
Education
Back to Basics: Excellence, Merit, and Safety
As a product of NYC public schools and a public school parent, Phil Wong has been on the front lines of the education battle. As President of Community Education Council 24, he championed high standards, parental rights, and student safety.
Phil was instrumental in saving the SHSAT and preserving specialized high schools like Stuyvesant and Bronx Science. He opposes CRT, DEI mandates, and social experiments that distract from academic learning. He believes every child deserves a great education based on hard work—not political preferences.
Phil Will:
Protect and expand Gifted & Talented programs
Preserve the SHSAT and merit-based admissions
Eliminate CRT and DEI mandates from classrooms
Demand real academics, not political indoctrination
Expose grade fraud and restore honest standards
Support CTE and vocational training for real-world careers