Two far-left Democrats have won primary elections in New York. They are poised to take their seats in Congress next year. One is Darializa Avila Chevalier.

The other is Claire Valdez. Both represent deep-blue districts in New York City. They defeated establishment-backed candidates in upset victories.

Their general election wins are virtually guaranteed. This creates a new challenge for national security. Representative Nicole Malliotakis is raising the alarm.

She is the lone Republican from New York City in the House. She told Fox News Digital that these lawmakers are dangerous. She said they have no business serving in Congress.

Her main fear involves access to classified information. She warned that sensitive intelligence could fall into wrong hands. She called on House Speaker Mike Johnson to scrutinize their access.

She believes they pose a national security threat. The Democratic Socialists of America platform drives their campaigns. This group advocates for abolishing the police.

They also want to eliminate prisons and borders. Malliotakis described this agenda as un-American. She noted that their campaigns reject basic law enforcement.

She argued this undermines the safety of the country. Chevalier previously posted a photo online. She wiped her hand on an American flag.

She did this because she lacked napkins. Malliotakis said she cannot work with such extremism. She sees no common ground with these candidates.

The division in New York is historic. It reflects a larger battle within the Democratic Party. Malliotakis asked Johnson to limit committee assignments.

She wants to restrict their access to sensitive data. She believes this is necessary for national security. The stakes are high for the country.

These lawmakers have called for ending ICE. They have labeled Israel’s actions in Gaza as genocide. Malliotakis views these positions as radical.

She fears the impact on national stability. She is urging leadership to act now. The situation highlights deep ideological splits.

It raises questions about loyalty and security. Malliotakis stands alone in her district. She faces a hostile political environment.

Yet she speaks out against the trend. She wants to protect classified information. She wants to safeguard national interests.

The coming year will test these boundaries. The House may see unprecedented conflict. Security protocols may need review.

The path forward remains unclear. The focus stays on who gets access. The focus stays on who holds power.

The facts speak for themselves. The records show their past statements. The records show their campaign platforms.

The decision rests with House leadership. The time to act is before they arrive. The evidence is already on the table.

The choice belongs to Speaker Johnson.