Gov Shack No. 55: Republicans Agree With Me on ICE? LIVE Talk & Fundraiser!
January 27, 2026
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as posted by the channelWelcome to The Gov Shack LIVE, where I explain how I would fix New York State as Governor of New York. Today’s episode dives into a surprising political shift: Republicans are suddenly agreeing with me on immigration and ICE policy. After years of hardline messaging, the talking point that “all illegals are criminals” seems to be disappearing. Why now?
Kevin Stitt is now saying states should have more power to deal with immigration status and that ICE should focus on dangerous criminals, not families or workers. J.D. Vance has echoed this, calling for ICE to prioritize bad actors and coordinate more closely with local police. These are positions I’ve been advocating for years.
So what changed? Did Republicans finally see the light—or are poor polling, midterm pressure, and recent ICE blunders forcing a course correction? What does this mean for immigration enforcement, public safety, and the 2026 midterm elections?
I’ll review a video clip, break down the policy implications, and share what I think the real outcome will be. As always, there will be LIVE comments and questions.
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