The resolution to expel Rep. George Santos from Congress was sent to the House Ethics Committee on Wednesday, after Republicans opted to not have the vote held on the floor
No Republicans voted against the referral. Seven Democrats, including the five on the House Ethics Committee, voted present.
The embattled congressman said he has not yet met with the committee, but has been"complying" with them. Santos added that “of course” he will willingly step down if the Ethics Committee recommends he does so. George Santos was combative when facing cameras after he was charged, calling the 13-count indictment a "witch hunt." The Long Island congressman faces federal charges that could land him in prison for 20 years — here's what they mean for his immediate political future. NBC New York's Andrew Siff and Greg Cergol report.have made it clear that they intend to let the legal process play out with the New York congressman before they take steps to force his resignation or expel him.
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