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In one of the most closely watched U.S. Senate races, Ohio Democrat Sherrod Brown is seeking a comeback after his 2024 loss, this time against Republican Sen. Jon Husted.

After being voted out by Ohioans once before, Brown is hoping for a second chance, giving a recent interview on key topics, including immigration.

During an interview earlier this month with Youngstown’s WFMJ, the former senator was asked what he thinks needs to change with immigration enforcement in the United States.

“I support closing the border to people so they just can’t cross the border at will. But I also say we, of course, should be deporting people that have committed a crime,” Brown said.

“But we’ve also seen these mass arrests and deportations that are disrupting families who are here working every day, paying taxes, paying into Social Security, paying into Medicare. Those are the kinds of people that I want to see in this country who are doing the work they ought to do.”

Drew Thompson, the campaign manager for Jon Husted for Senate, framed the issue as one where Husted has to clean up Brown’s mess.

“After shocking Ohioans in 2024 by claiming he only hears about illegal immigration from the far Right, Sherrod Brown is now desperate to return to Washington and continue the same Biden-era open border policies he supported for 32 years. Jon Husted, on the other hand, is working to clean up Sherrod Brown’s mess by funding border security, supporting border agents, and standing for the rule of law,” Thompson told The Daily Signal.

When asked during the interview why voters would give him another chance, Brown spoke to his previous time in the Senate.

“Well, they’re going to elect me because I’m speaking to workers and farmers and consumers, fighting for them every day. That’s what I did when I was in the Senate,” Brown offered.

When Brown was asked at the start of the interview why he was running again, and what would be different about this term, should he be elected, the Democrat focused on going after Husted’s record.

“Ohio needs a stronger voice,” he responded.

The National Republican Senatorial Committee says Ohioans should be concerned about Brown’s record. In a statement to The Daily Signal, NRSC regional press secretary Nick Puglia said, “Sherrod Brown’s lies aren’t going to trick Ohioans. They know Brown has fought for over half a century alongside liberals like Kamala Harris to open our borders and protect dangerous criminal illegals from deportation.”

During his three terms as senator, Brown repeatedly opposed border security measures. A 2024 campaign ad for Sen. Bernie Moreno, R-Ohio, highlighted Brown’s opposition to a border wall in 2017 and 2019. The ad also highlighted Brown’s “F” rating from NumbersUSA, a group looking to reduce immigration to the United States.

During his most recent term in the Senate, Brown also took several votes against border security, especially as it relates to the border wall. Brown in 2021 also voted against providing $800 million for U.S. Customs and Border Protection for opioid and narcotic detection at the southern border.

Although Brown’s remarks in the recent interview speak to deporting criminal illegal immigrants as a matter of something he would support, he voted against an amendment in August 2021 that was “relating to providing sufficient resources to detain and deport a higher number of illegal aliens who have been convicted of a crime.” That amendment received support from other Democrats.

Brown also was a co-sponsor of the End Mass Deportations Act, which would have rescinded President Donald Trump’s executive order from his first term to prioritize deporting criminal illegals and denying funding for sanctuary cities.

In March 2024, Brown sponsored a resolution “declaring racism a public health crisis,” which included concerns with “immigration enforcement systems” as an example of “structural racism.”

The race is considered a “Toss-Up” by the Cook Political Report, which recently updated the race forecast.

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Rick Jackson, the Republican front-runner in Georgia’s gubernatorial race, was pressed by his primary opponents this week on his history of hiring illegal alien labor.

“You claim to be tough on illegal deportation, but you’ve got illegals working in your backyard as we speak,” Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, a fellow Republican candidate, said Monday night. “Who’s the real Rick Jackson?”

Jackson refuted the claim by stating that he is not aware of the immigration status of his employees.

Jones later raised the charge during a segment in which candidates were allowed to question one another directly.

He pointed to criticism that Jackson, while calling himself President Donald Trump’s strongest ally in the race, has donated to Trump rivals such as Liz Cheney and Nikki Haley, profited from staffing abortion doctors at Planned Parenthood, and hired illegal immigrants to perform landscaping work at his home.

Jones also referenced a legal case involving Jackson Investment Group LLC and its subsidiary JIG Real Estate LLC. The case reportedly alleged that the companies—led by Jackson as CEO—employed multiple workers without proper employment authorization documents to perform landscaping services.

“So, you don’t have any illegals working for you right now?” he asked.

“I don’t know,” Jackson replied. He said he was not directly involved in hiring individual workers, noting that he employs thousands of people each year and relies on others to manage hiring and verification. Jackson said his companies obey the law and use employment verification procedures, before Jones cut him off.

“It’s just a yes or no answer,” Jones responded. “I asked him if he has illegals working for him right now. He said he did, and then he said he didn’t.”

Moderators then moved the debate on.

Ahead of the debate, the New York Post reported on legal documents from a workers’ compensation case involving Jackson that allegedly stated he had “maintained a long‑standing workforce of multiple laborers performing landscaping and property maintenance work for decades,” including individuals without work authorization.

According to the report, Jackson testified in a deposition that he was unaware that any workers were undocumented but also acknowledged not personally vetting new hires using the required I‑9 employment verification forms.

In the same deposition, Jackson reportedly said he was not directly involved in hiring decisions and primarily interacted with a landscaping superintendent.

“I know that sounds confusing,” Jackson said in the deposition, according to the report. He added that employees were often hired through other entities affiliated with his businesses and that he was unsure whether JIG Real Estate directly employed workers from a payroll perspective.

Jackson has said that if elected governor, he would prioritize deporting criminal illegal aliens. In a recent campaign advertisement, he said, “I don’t care if you’re Muslim or Mongolian, you don’t have the right to force your culture on our country,” adding that criminal illegal immigrants would be “deported or departed” under his administration.

Asked about the exchange at the debate, Jackson’s campaign told Fox News Digital that “it’s just like a corrupt politician to attack Rick over someone hired by his landscaper.”

“Rick would never knowingly hire someone in the country illegally, and as governor, he’ll make Georgia No. 1 in criminal illegal deportations,” the campaign added. “The takeaway from this debate is the universal agreement that Burt Jones has used his office corruptly to enrich himself and attack his political opponents.”

The Republican primary—featuring Jones, Jackson, Attorney General Chris Carr, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger, and others—will be held May 19.