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Nick LaLota (R-Amityville) represents New York's First Congressional District in the U.S. House of Representatives.

A responsible way forward in the Arctic

by Jan 22, 2026
Nick LaLota: Recognizing strategic reality does not mean abandoning American principles. Guest column.

LaLota: ‘Hypocrisy and recklessness’ in Washington are putting L.I. families at risk

by Sep 24, 2025
Rep. Nick LaLota blasts House Democrats for voting against a stopgap funding bill aimed at avoiding a federal government shutdown Sept. 30. Guest column

LaLota: Our first responders stepped up — now our government must do the same.

by Mar 12, 2025
Gratitude for our first responders courage and dedication is not enough. Government must act swiftly to strengthen prevention policies and remove dangerous wildfire fuel.

LaLota: The 119th Congress: A strong start for Suffolk County

by Jan 17, 2025
The 119th Congress is off to a strong start, and I am deeply honored to continue serving as your Representative. The first...

LaLota: Increase the cap on SALT deduction to protect local communities

by Aug 25, 2024
By advocating for the restoration of the SALT deduction, we emphasize the need for fair and equitable tax policies that truly support our local communities.

LaLota: American elections need Voter ID

by Aug 14, 2024
Voter ID laws play a positive role in maintaining the integrity of our electoral process. We must ensure every American's vote counts and that our elections are fair and transparent.

LaLota: Let’s turn down the temperature

by Jul 17, 2024
When disagreement morphs into hatred and violence, we all lose. The attempt on President Trump’s life is not just an attack on him; it is an assault on the very fabric of our democracy.

LaLota: Stop diversion of 9/11 passenger security fee

by Jun 5, 2024
Over $19 billion in funds collected through a per-trip passenger security fee imposed after 9/11 has been diverted to other expenses, argues Rep. Nick LaLota, who has introduced a bill intended to prevent the diversion.