Staten Island Reporter

Nicole Malliotakis, currently serving as a U.S. Congresswoman representing New York's 11th district, has made several public statements through her social media platform. These statements reflect her political stance and engagement with both national and local issues.

On March 17, 2025, Malliotakis expressed gratitude towards former President Trump and El Salvador's President Bukele for their efforts in removing gang members from the United States. She criticized the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) for allegedly protecting these gangs from deportation. "Thank you to President Trump & El Salvador President Bukele for getting these dangerous gang members removed from the United States. Shame on ACLU for working to shield these foreign gangs who have wreaked havoc & committed heinous crimes in our country from deportation."

Later that day, Malliotakis extended greetings to her Irish friends on St. Patrick’s Day alongside the Ireland Embassy in the USA, wishing them well on this festive occasion. "Top of the morning to all my Irish friends from me & @IrelandEmbUSA Happy St. Patrick’s Day & may the wind always be at your back!"

In another post on March 17, she addressed a hate crime incident involving swastikas drawn at Tribeca Pediatrics in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Malliotakis condemned this act and reported it to the NYPD for investigation and prosecution of those responsible. "We received disturbing news this morning that swastikas were drawn on the steps and door of Tribeca Pediatrics in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. We condemn this hateful act and have reported it to @NYPD68Pct requesting they thoroughly investigate it & charge the perpetrator."