A conservative nonprofit is launching a six-figure ad campaign in key swing states, criticizing President Biden’s immigration policies and highlighting the alleged murders of two women by illegal immigrants. The ad campaign, which will run ahead of the first presidential debate, focuses on the deaths of Rachel Morin in Maryland and Jocelyn Nungaray in Houston, both allegedly killed by illegal immigrants.
As President Biden embarks on a weekend of outreach to Black voters in battleground states like Georgia and Michigan, Republican Congressman Byron Donalds has accused him of election-year pandering. Donalds argues that Democrats only show up in Black communities during election seasons to solicit votes, highlighting the persistent issues of inflation, an open border, and economic struggles under Biden’s administration. The President’s reelection campaign, however, emphasizes Biden’s record on job creation and support for Black businesses, while acknowledging the need to address challenges facing Black voters. Despite a surge in Trump’s support among Black voters, Donalds remains confident in Republican success in the upcoming election, predicting a return of Black voters to the GOP by November. Donalds, a Trump ally and potential running mate, also discusses his considerations for a possible run for Florida governor in 2026, while not ruling out national ambitions in four years.
