Kartik Bhatt Appointed Deputy Political Director for VFAF
Kartik Bhatt, an influential Indian American community leader, has been appointed as the Deputy Political Director of the Georgia State Chapter of Veterans for America First (VFAF). Jared Craig, President of VFAF Georgia, made the official announcement.
Bhatt, a legal immigrant, has been an active advocate for political change and community engagement. His achievements include serving as an honorary Sheriff’s Deputy and a National Representative for Indians for Trump. He is also a member of the Trump campaign’s Hindu Coalition, a group dedicated to increasing Indian American participation in the political process. His new role demonstrates his deep commitment to both the Indian American community and VFAF’s goals, particularly in the state of Georgia.
In his role as Deputy Political Director, Bhatt has already made an impact. He recently met with Tom Homan, a former border czar in the Trump administration and an important figure on the VFAF advisory board. Homan, renowned for his strong stance on border security, has contributed to the documentary Border Invasion – An American Crisis. This film, directed by Stan Fitzgerald and produced by Jared Craig, shares personal accounts of the challenges at the U.S.-Mexico border and includes input from key experts like Victor Avila.
Bhatt’s leadership, paired with Homan’s experience in immigration and border security, highlights VFAF’s commitment to addressing the U.S. immigration crisis. The organization is focused on fortifying the country’s borders, ensuring that the issue remains a central aspect of its political agenda in Georgia and beyond.
