George Santos didn’t merely lie — he stole millions, defrauded an election, and his crimes (for which he pled guilty) warrant more than a three-month sentence.
Nick LaLota
The Public Record
Nick Joseph LaLota is a member of the New York State Assembly, representing the 12th district since January 2021. A member of the Republican Party, LaLota has been active in local politics and is known for addressing various community issues. He has expressed support for the President's broader agenda while also advocating against the $10,000 SALT cap, which he has criticized for years. LaLota has also made headlines for his strong statements regarding fellow politician George Santos, emphasizing the severity of Santos's actions and their implications.
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November 29, 2025
Today’s censure effect is less than it used to be. It used to be embarrassing.
— Nick LaLota
While I support the President’s broader agenda, how could I support the same unfair $10k SALT cap I’ve spent years criticizing?
This is the No. 1 federal issue for my constituents. If I do a bad deal, I would expect my constituents to throw me out.
Now is the time to make it right what we got wrong in 2017; now is the time to deliver on promises that we've made.
I’m all in on the SALT provision. My folks didn’t just send me here for my great good looks. They sent me here to fight for SALT, and I intend to win that fight.
If adopted as currently written, OSHA's proposed rule will devastate our Nation's volunteer fire departments.
A tainted process, not the same. And a lot of my constituents were focusing on the fact of the trial not being fair, the process not being fair, and they're upset and they're angry.
To use September 11 to perpetuate the scam is especially offensive, especially for a New Yorker like myself.
Should the Department of Homeland Security endeavor to have less alien encounters at the Southwest Border?
If there are less noncitizens paroled into the country will there be less migrant crises like the ones in New York?
I find it disingenuous that many folks from the other side of the aisle often point to budgetary reasons as why we can't have a secure border.
What do you think went through the mind of a migrant from Central or South America, many of whom come here for economic reasons?
We stand together to try to take that entire security fee and return it to the agency that is supposed to be using it.
I am here today to speak in favor of my legislation, H.R. 1584, the Plum Island National Monument Act.
If we can agree that relieving you of some of these regulatory burdens leads to more innovation, would you also agree that more innovation allows us to greater outpace China?





