Homeland PAC Targets GOP on Immigration

0:00It's April 24th, from coast to coast. This is US News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. A new conservative superpec, called Homeland, is gunning for House Republicans backing the bipartisan dignity at Ed, an immigration reform bill from. Florida, Rhett Maria, Elvira, Salazar. With 19 GOP co-sponsors, the bill lets non-criminal immigrants stay, work, and live here if they pay an annual fine no path to citizenship. Pumps billions into border security tech. Founder Ryan Gerdeski, who runs another pack that raised over $5 million for school board races, wants to primary these Republicans in safe. Districts without tanking the party's slim house majority. He's targeting folks like Salazar, plus reps from Pennsylvania, Indiana, focusing on those with primary challenges already in play. Republicans are split here. Cop between hardcore Trump supporters demanding tough enforcement and Latino voters who boosted Trump to 48.

1:01Percent last year on economic woes like inflation. Polls show mass deportations could turn off 52% of Americans, making swing districts tricky. Gerdeski bets this, fires up border security fans, their top issue, while House Speaker Mike Johnson hasn't endorsed the pack, amid his own battles too. Hold the chamber. Meanwhile, Latino leaders warn, ignoring their growing block on pocketbook priorities risks key races. This pack push spotlights the GOP's tightrope on immigration loyalty to the base, or chasing that expanding Hispanic boat that could flip Congress.