A Florida Republican congressional candidate endorsed by five GOP congressmen from the Sunshine State called for former President Joe Biden to “be deported.”
In a campaign video ad, Belinda Keiser, the vice chancellor of Florida’s Keiser University, blasted Biden’s immigration policies and concluded her message with an odd call to deport the geriatric Democrat.
Keiser is touted as an “America First Warrior” in the 30-second video in which the candidate for Florida’s 22nd congressional district says, “It wasn’t an accident; Joe Biden had a plan.”
The video, posted on X by Inside Elections Deputy Editor Jacob Rubashkin, had Keiser saying that Biden “opened the border to anyone,” but it was “not to make new Americans — Biden wanted new Democrats.”
Checking in on South Florida’s new congressional districts…
“I’m Belinda Keiser, and I approve this message because we should deport Joe Biden for what he did” pic.twitter.com/Rcz7KOGjIO
— Jacob Rubashkin (@JacobRubashkin) June 24, 2026
The voice over the clip said Keiser would stand with President Donald Trump “to deport illegals, to protect American families, and American jobs.”
“I’m Belinda Keiser, and I approve this message,” the Republican candidate said at the end of the video, “because we should deport Joe Biden for what he did, but we’re gonna start with every single illegal he let in.”
The comment drew some raised eyebrows on X, where users wondered how Biden, a natural-born U.S. citizen born in Scranton, Pennsylvania, could be deported. According to the government website, a person may lose their U.S. citizenship in “specific cases.” This includes running for public office or serving in the military in a foreign country, committing an act of treason against the U.S., or voluntarily giving up citizenship.
Keiser is facing a crowded Aug. 18 Republican primary in Florida’s 22nd congressional district race, which has nine candidates – seven Republicans and two Democrats – running. U.S. Reps. Aaron Bean, Neal Dunn, Randy Fine, and Jimmy Patronis have all backed Keiser in the newly redrawn district that includes Hendry County and parts of Collier, Palm Beach, and Broward counties.
As we continue celebrating America’s 250th anniversary and honor Flag Day, I am proud to wish President Donald J. Trump a blessed and very happy birthday.
Thank you, President Trump, for your courageous leadership, unwavering strength, and steadfast commitment to fighting for… pic.twitter.com/cetGWBzHlK
— Belinda Keiser (@BelindaKeiser) June 14, 2026
“These great Republican leaders in Congress and outstanding Floridians have demonstrated their commitment to America First principles and policies,” she said in a statement. “If I have the privilege of representing CD 22 this coming November, I would be honored to join them in the Republican Caucus.”
Thank you, Congressman Fine! https://t.co/NNl7pDTwzJ
— Belinda Keiser (@BelindaKeiser) June 8, 2026
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Originally from New York, Powers graduated from New York University and eventually made her way to sunny South Florida. Powers also contributes to BizPac Review.
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