Cami Mondeaux is a congressional reporter. She started with the Washington Examiner as a copy editor, later joining the breaking news team and eventually settling on the Congress beat. A Utah native, Cami graduated from Westminster College in Salt Lake City in 2021 and covered state government as a breaking news reporter for KSL News Radio.
A group of New York Republicans is urging GOP colleagues in the House to back a resolution expelling fellow Rep. George Santos from the lower chamber, denouncing the embroiled freshman as being unfit to hold office.
The letter comes one day after the House Ethics Committee issued an update regarding its investigation into Santos examining a number of allegations, including 23 counts charged via two federal indictments, as well as several other criminal and ethical indictments. The committee did not provide details of its findings, noting more information about “its next course of action” would be available on or before Nov.
However, the group of New York freshmen pushed back on that argument, arguing the issue at hand is “not a political one but a moral one.” Santos has pleaded not guilty to the charges and maintained he will not resign from office — arguing his expulsion would be a violation of the Constitution’s due process clause.
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