Former Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., on Monday pleaded guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.

Former Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., pleaded guilty to wire fraud and aggravated identity theft on Monday. He admitted to committing other crimes that could result in up to seven years in prison.

Sources tell ABC News former congressman George Santos is expected to plead guilty to multiple federal charges and admit to a wide range of fraudulent schemes.

The former congressman is due in federal court on Monday as sources say that there’s a possible plea deal in the corruption case that drove him out of office.

Sources cautioned the former Republican congressman could always change his mind.

Sources tell ABC News the embattled former congressman has agreed to a plea deal in his federal fraud trial. Santos faces 23 felony counts.

A federal judge has decided that former U.S. Rep. George Santos’ fraud trial in September will have an anonymous jury, but prospective jurors won’t have to fill out a written questionnaire gauging their opinions of him

Santos was expelled from the House in December in a bipartisan vote.

George Santos has suspended a long shot campaign against Nick LaLota to represent New York’s 1st Congressional District, he said

Embattled former Rep. George Santos has announced that he's once again running for the House -- but GOP leadership in the district say there is "no appetite" for him.

The former congressman still retains floor privileges that allow him to attend.

Santos laughed with former GOP colleagues just before the State of the Union.

Despite the bad weather, New York voters are heading to the polls Tuesday for a rare special election to fill George Santos's House seat.

In the Feb. 13 race for New York's 3rd District seat on Long Island, former Rep. Tom Suozzi faces Mazi Pilip to succeed George Santos

538's preview of the New York 3rd District special election to replace George Santos.

Winter weather and snow are forecast on Long Island on Tuesday, which is Election Day in the New York 3rd District race

Former Republican Congressman George Santos returns to federal court on Long Island Tuesday for a status conference in his fraud and money laundering case.

Former Republican Congressman George Santos returns to federal court on Long Island Tuesday for a status conference in his fraud and money laundering case.

Democrats chose former Rep. Tom Suozzi, while Republicans on Friday announced county legislator Mazi Melesa Pilip as their candidate.

Former Congressman George Santos is talking to federal prosecutors on Long Island about a plea deal, according to a newly filed court document.

Santos, a Republican, is due in federal court in Central Islip on Tuesday for a status conference.

Now that George Santos has been expelled, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul will have to call a special election and the party leaders will pick nominees to replace him.

The historic vote led to his name being removed from New York’s third congressional office door and the locks changed. Santos still faces 23 federal crimes, including identity theft.

ABC News' Phil Lipof spoke with Nassau County New York Republican Committee Chairman Joe Cairo about the expulsion of his former colleague, George Santos, from the House of Representatives.

Santos is only the sixth representative to be expelled from the house in American history.

George Santos's 23 federal indictments proved toxic enough for many House Republicans to set aside due process concerns and vote to expel.

The House on Friday voted to expel Republican Rep. George Santos on Friday, a historic move that hasn’t happened in more than 20 years.

The Republican congressman from New York said on Thursday he is preparing to be expelled from Congress after Friday morning’s vote.

As a former member, the New York Republican could still access the House floor.

Before Friday, there were only five times in history that a member of the U.S. House of Representatives had been expelled. Rep. George Santos just became the the sixth.

ABC News Jay O’Brien breaks down the possible fate of Rep. George Santos.

Despite many Republicans calling for Santos' removal, top GOP representatives, including Johnson, will vote no to oust him.

Santos is only the sixth lawmaker to be removed from the body.

The Republican New York congressman’s fate now lies in the hands of the House of Representatives.

The House heads for another vote to oust Rep. George Santos.

ABC News’ Jay O’Brien is on the Hill as Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., is defiant as he faces a House vote on his expulsion.

The Republican lawmaker from New York may soon face an expulsion vote after a House Ethics Committee report cited ethics violations and pending federal fraud charges.

Santos aired his grievances against Congress, calling out members who he says have bigger rap sheets than his own.

The Long Island Republican is facing 23 federal charges, including credit card fraud and identity theft.

ABC News’ Jay O’Brien is on The Hill as Washington lawmakers continue to bicker over aid to Israel and Ukraine and also, a vote on the expulsion of Rep. George Santos, R-NY, is expected.

House Speaker Mike Johnson admitted Wednesday that he has "real reservations" about the upcoming vote to expel Rep. George Santos.

Lawmakers on Capitol Hill are moving to force a vote on whether to expel embattled congressman George Santos, who is facing nearly two dozen federal charges.

Rep. George Santos remained defiant ahead of an expulsion vote on the House floor -- saying he didn't care about a move that triggered another push to oust him.

The crew discuss how likely Rep. George Santos is to be expelled from Congress.

Members of Santos’ own party are expected to call for a vote to expel him from Congress.

The New York Republican congressman said he expects to be expelled from Congress following a scathing report by the House Ethics Committee that found substantial evidence of lawbreaking by him.

Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., said he expects to be expelled from Congress after the House Ethics Committee released a scathing report.

The motion comes a day after a 56-page report alleging a misuse of campaign funds.

The House Ethics Committee chairman filed a resolution to expel Rep. George Santos after a scathing ethics report alleged he used campaign funds for personal expenses.

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