Staten Island Reporter

Nicole Malliotakis, a U.S. Congress member representing New York's 11th district, shared several updates on December 5, 2024, regarding her recent activities and opinions. Her communications covered topics ranging from tax code discussions to educational services in New York City.

On December 5, 2024, Malliotakis tweeted about her participation in a bipartisan and bicameral conversation with Senator Kirsten Gillibrand and NYC investors. The discussion focused on the "upcoming expiring tax code, domestic manufacturing opportunities & the role of tariffs in the upcoming Trump Administration." "Nicole joined @SenGillibrand for a bipartisan & bicameral conversation with NYC investors on the upcoming expiring tax code, domestic manufacturing opportunities & the role of tariffs in the upcoming Trump Administration."

Later that day, she expressed her stance on transparency related to pandemic prevention. She emphasized that it is a legal requirement for certain actions to be taken under a law passed by Congress. She stated: "Not only do I want him to do it, he is required to do it under the law Congress passed! We need complete transparency if we are going to prevent the next pandemic."

In another tweet posted shortly after, Malliotakis addressed issues concerning federally-mandated services provided by NYC Schools. While acknowledging some progress, she criticized what she described as extortionate practices forcing families to waive their rights for appeals or due process. She remarked: "While we're somewhat pleased that @NYCSchools will begin to provide these federally-mandated services, it's disheartening that the city is extorting families into waiving their right to appeal..."