Where is the money? How much of that has gone directly to affected communities? What's the hold-up over at FEMA?
Nick LaLota
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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.
Historically, the United States has invested far too little in the Federal disaster mitigation efforts.
So the money has been laid out. The money has been spent. FEMA has generally said that they will reimburse.
This is a classic Government bait-and-switch where the Government is telling air travelers to pay that fee to make them safer, but it's going elsewhere.
Thank you for doing that, for keeping our air safe, for keeping our skies safe.
Uncle Sam is taking a large part of those funds to pay for Government services having nothing whatsoever to do with aviation security.
We urge Congress to pass this legislation and would like to thank Rep. Nick LaLota (NY-01) for its introduction.
Thank you, sir, for your leadership and bringing this committee together in this hearing and for your efforts to make my constituents' lives safer...
Those who have served our nation in uniform, putting our great country before themselves, deserve our utmost thanks, support, and respect.
The Biden administration steering our economy and national security in the wrong direction.
Sir, with all due respect, there is a crisis at our Southwest Border, and you are failing in your very important duty.
That is enough to kill 2.5 billion people, every American 8 times over, sir.
Twenty-five loans a year is so low it is honestly a little bit offensive that that is considered an exemption.
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau is using resources at its disposal to create rules to add to these very real pressures instead of mitigating them.
We are on a pace to double last year's numbers, and the Coast Guard is being stretched extremely thin.
The reality in which we live is that in the last fiscal year, in the 12 months of fiscal year 2022, the Coast Guard interdicted 12,000 migrants at sea.
Thank you for your leadership and for focusing this committee's attention on securing America's maritime border.
We are a border State because of President Biden and Secretary Mayorkas' failed leadership.
Would the addition of more fiber optic sensors increase our border security?
We are frustrated that the President and Secretary Mayorkas have failed to enforce those laws and properly utilize those resources.





