The National Republican Congressional Committee has fired the first shot in what promises to be a brutal campaign season, releasing a devastating new ad targeting California Democrat Rep. Adam Gray's "dangerously radical" immigration record just as President Trump ramps up his historic mass deportation operation.
The NRCC's opening salvo pulls no punches, hammering Gray for his disgraceful votes that put criminal illegal aliens before the safety of American families. The ad exposes how Gray voted to hand driver's licenses to criminal illegals and voted AGAINST funding to deport dangerous criminals from our communities.
This is exactly the kind of America-Last agenda that voters rejected in November when they delivered President Trump a decisive mandate to secure our borders and deport every single illegal alien.
"Adam Gray voted to give criminal illegal aliens driver's licenses. He voted against funding to deport dangerous criminals," the NRCC ad states, laying bare Gray's radical record.
Social media is already lighting up over Gray's vulnerabilities. Conservative commentator @broncopeeler highlighted Gray's questionable judgment, referencing his endorsement of disgraced Rep. Eric Swalwell - the same congressman who was compromised by Chinese spy Fang Fang.
Meanwhile, House Republican leadership is rallying behind strong America First candidates across the nation. As Rep. Brian Jack noted in the House Republican Conference, the party has identified five priority candidates with both Speaker and President Trump's endorsements, including Kevin Lincoln right here in California.
Gray's immigration extremism couldn't come at a worse time for vulnerable Democrats. With Trump's deportation machine already in motion and Americans demanding border security, Gray's record of coddling criminal illegals makes him a sitting duck in a purple district.
The question isn't whether Republicans will pick up this seat - it's how many more California Democrats will fall as voters remember who stood with criminals over citizens. Will Gray try to run from his radical record, or will he double down on the failed policies that put America last?