Trump Ally Investor Launches Super PAC Against Musk Political Influence

President Donald J. Trump announced the opening of a new illegal immigrant detention facility called "Alligator Alcatraz" in the Florida Everglades, created rapidly by converting the Miami-Dade Collier Training Facility and funded with FEMA money originally allocated by the Biden administration. Meanwhile, tensions between Trump and Elon Musk have escalated, with Musk threatening to form a new political party and back primary challengers against Trump-endorsed Republican incumbents due to disagreements over the recent budget reconciliation package. In response, James Fishback, a Trump ally and former Department of Government Efficiency adviser, launched the FSD PAC (Full Support for Donald) to counter Musk's political maneuvers and protect Trump's grip on the Republican Party, investing $1 million of his own money into the effort. Fishback criticized Musk's political involvement while expressing support for his private sector work, highlighting deep frustration within Trump's movement over Musk's actions. Trump himself responded harshly to Musk's threats, even suggesting the possibility of deporting Musk, emphasizing Musk's reliance on government subsidies. The political rivalry reflects broader power struggles within the GOP as Trump's administration undertakes significant government restructuring and policy enforcement.