New York Republican who fabricated parts of personal story also faces fraud charges
WASHINGTON—House lawmakers are set to vote as soon as Wednesday night on whether to expel Rep. George Santos , who
Two-thirds of House lawmakers would need to vote in favor of expelling Santos to remove him, and the effort was seen as facing an uphill battle, with top Republicans not signaling their support. Expelling Santos would cut into the Republicans’ narrow 221-212 majority, and some lawmakers have said any such move should wait until after his criminal case is resolved or the House Ethics Committee has completed its probe.This copy is for your personal, non-commercial use only.
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