Staten Island Reporter

Nicole Malliotakis, a U.S. Congress member representing New York’s 11th district, shared several updates on her official Twitter account regarding recent activities and meetings. Her posts highlighted events celebrating Women's History Month, discussions on economic policies affecting Puerto Rico, and efforts to support health programs for 9/11 responders.

On March 4, 2025, Malliotakis tweeted about a Women’s History Month Celebration hosted by the Bipartisan Women’s Caucus in collaboration with the Society of American Women. The event featured Lynda Carter, known for her role as Wonder Woman. Reflecting on the show's debut 50 years ago, she noted that women were still fighting for rights such as equal pay and credit access. "Our Bipartisan Women’s Caucus joined @SIAmericanWomen in hosting a Women’s History Month Celebration with WonderWoman herself @RealLyndaCarter. When WonderWoman first aired 50 years ago, women were still battling for many rights including equal pay, the ability to get a credit…"

Later that day, she posted about meeting with Ways and Means Chairman Jason Smith and Puerto Rico's Governor Jenniffer González-Colón at the Capitol. The discussion focused on extending the rum excise tax and repatriating pharmaceutical manufacturing to Puerto Rico and other parts of the United States. "Ways and Means Chairman @RepJasonSmith and I welcomed Puerto Rico’s Governor @Jenniffer to the Capitol today to discuss the extension of the rum excise tax and repatriating pharmaceutical & other critical supply chain manufacturing to the island and across the USA!"

In another tweet from March 4, Malliotakis mentioned her meeting with representatives from New York City fire unions UFANYC and UFOA854. The discussion centered around protecting and extending the World Trade Center Health Program, which provides medical monitoring and treatment for individuals affected by illnesses related to September 11 attacks. "It was great meeting with the @UFANYC & @UFOA854 today as we work together to protect and extend the World Trade Center Health Program that provides medical monitoring and treatment to the heroes and civilians suffering from 9/11 illnesses."