O'Mara continues to blast Albany Democrats' pro-lawlessness agenda

Albany, N.Y., November 16—State Senator Tom O’Mara (R,C-Big Flats) today strongly criticized Governor Kathy Hochul for signing into law a measure known as the “Clean Slate Act” that will erase criminal records from public view and provide no protections for crime victims or law-abiding New Yorkers.

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