Rep. George Santos Faces Federal Indictment for Fraud, Theft Amid History of Lies
- Prosecutors charge George Santos with fraudulently receiving unemployment benefits, defrauding campaign donors, and lying on financial disclosure forms.
- Calls for Santos' resignation have been ignored as he continues his reelection bid, though support from Republican leadership wavers.
- Santos settled 14-year-old charges in Brazil for using stolen checks to buy a pair of shoes.
- The House voted to crack down on the type of unemployment fraud Santos is accused of committing the day after his indictment.
- Santos' fabrications and legal troubles stretch back decades but did not prevent his election to Congress.




































































































































































