The State Department has said they are designed for mass detention.

Republicans blocked that effort and instead referred the matter to the Ethics Committee.The bipartisan committee announced in March that it had opened a broad investigation into Santos to determine whether he had engaged in unlawful activity during his 2022 campaign.

But a group of his fellow New York Republicans renewed the effort to expel him in October after he was hit with more charges accusing him of stealing campaign donors identities and putting thousands of dollars in unauthorized charges on their credit cards.The subcommittee accused Santos of an array of wrongdoing during his 2020 and 2022 congressional bids.as most Republicans and 31 Democrats withheld support for punishing him while the Ethics Committee investigation and his criminal trial proceed.

though he has attempted to pin the blame on his former campaign treasurer.and engaged in knowing and willful violations of federal ethics law related to financial disclosure statements filed with the House.

Investigators also accused the congressman of lying about his intent to cooperate with their review and said his limited responses to requests for information contained misstatements that advanced the lies he told during his 2022 congressional campaign.

Guest said Wednesday that making such recommendations would have taken several more months and that the information in the report would be enough for members to be able to make a decision as to whether or not they believe it would be proper to expel Rep.USAID touts the feats of USAID-backed programs in the region including lower homicide rates.

This large-scale migration is the result of the rampant poverty.aid to the region will have the opposite effect of what the administration intends.

an international Christian humanitarian group supported by USAID funds.Peter Gape said his organization World Vision.