Nicole Malliotakis, currently serving in the U.S. Congress representing New York’s 11th district, shared updates on recent legislative and community initiatives via social media. Malliotakis has been a member of Congress since 2021 after replacing Max Rose, and she continues to focus on issues relevant to her constituents.
On June 4, 2025, Malliotakis announced a new bipartisan effort aimed at strengthening federal animal cruelty laws. She stated that the legislation will create a dedicated FBI task force to target individuals involved in activities such as dogfighting and cockfighting. “Our bipartisan legislation will establish a dedicated @FBI task force to go after those who violate federal animal cruelty laws,” she tweeted.
Later that day, she expressed pride in nominating young individuals for military academies. She highlighted their dedication and leadership qualities, saying it was an honor to nominate them. “It is a great honor to nominate these exceptional young individuals to attend our nation’s prestigious and very competitive military academies,” Malliotakis wrote.
In another update on June 4, Malliotakis mentioned hosting the Staten Island Board of Realtors (SIBOR) in Washington. The discussion focused on increasing the state and local tax (SALT) deduction, boosting housing stock, and assisting first-time homebuyers. “Great to have the @SIBOR visit us in Washington as we continue our work,” she noted.
Malliotakis has been active in various capacities throughout her political career. Born in New York City in 1980, she graduated from Seton Hall University with a BA and later from Wagner College. Her political journey began with her service in the New York State Assembly from 2011 until she joined Congress.
