Atlanta, GA, USA: Kartik Bhatt, a prominent Indian American leader, has been appointed as the Deputy Political Director for the Georgia State Chapter of Veterans for America First (VFAF). This announcement was made by Jared Craig, the President of VFAF Georgia.

Bhatt, an immigrant with a strong presence in political advocacy, is also an honorary Sheriff’s Deputy, a National Representative for Indians for Trump, and a member of the Hindu Coalition for the Trump campaign. His appointment highlights his dedication to engaging the Indian American community and supporting VFAF’s mission in Georgia.

As the Deputy Political Director, Bhatt recently had a meeting with Tom Homan, former Border Czar under the Trump administration and an esteemed member of VFAF’s advisory board. Homan, recognized for his advocacy on border security, has been instrumental in raising awareness about the immigration crisis. He is also featured in the documentary Border Invasion – An American Crisis, directed by Stan Fitzgerald and produced by Jared Craig. The film presents powerful accounts of border issues and includes commentary from experts like Victor Avila.

Homan’s expertise, coupled with Bhatt’s leadership, reinforces VFAF’s commitment to bolstering border security, which remains a key focus for the organization.