Case file // Florida's 2nd

Austin Rogers.Wrong for Florida's 2nd.

Back from Virginia in January. Now he wants your vote. Florida's 2nd is not a political stepping stone.

The case against Austin Rogers · :30

Austin Rogers pictured between immigration enforcement imagery with the words isn't feasible — Immigration enforcement // case 01

Case 01 // His words

On immigration enforcement

Mass deportation: “not feasible.”

“I think in terms of the resources that we have, it is not feasible to get every single illegal alien out of this country.”

The Floridian, “Austin Rogers Says Trump Acted ‘to Close Off the Valve’ on Illegal Immigration,” April 20, 2026

Our viewIf removing every person here illegally “is not feasible,” who gets to stay—and why?

Austin Rogers beside a route map from Virginia toward Florida — Virginia → Florida // case 02

Case 02 // The timeline

Carpetbagger?

Three years in Virginia. Why Florida NOW?

01 Virginia Reported home for three years

02 January 2026 Moved back to Florida

03 Florida's 2nd Now asking for your vote

Florida Politics reported that Rogers moved back to Florida from Alexandria, Virginia, in January 2026. Rogers said he lived in Virginia for three years while his wife completed her medical residency.

Florida Politics, “Florida CD 2 Republicans clash over Trump, Iran, marijuana and loyalty,” May 18, 2026

Austin Rogers speaking at a campaign event — Career record // case 03

Case 03 // The résumé

Washington résumé

Washington résumé. Florida seat?

Duke: Dual graduate degrees in law and theology
After law school: Clerk to Chief Judge Steven D. Merryday
Private practice: Commercial and appellate litigation at White & Case
Washington: Chief Civil Counsel, Senate Judiciary Committee

Our viewHis own biography documents a career moving from Duke Law and a federal clerkship to White & Case and the Senate Judiciary Committee. Florida's 2nd can decide whether that is the experience the district needs.

The Federalist Society, “Austin Rogers” biography

Evidence desk // case files

The receipts.

Three case files. Three public sources. Open every exhibit and judge the record for yourself.

01 Mass deportation “not feasible”Original interview · The Floridian · April 20, 2026 Open source ↗
02 Three years in Virginia; back in Florida January 2026Florida Politics · May 18, 2026 Open source ↗
03 Duke Law → White & Case → Senate JudiciaryFederalist Society biography · Career history Open source ↗

Austin Rogers.Wrong for Florida's 2nd.

Mass deportation: “not feasible.”

Three years in Virginia. Why Florida NOW?

Washington résumé. Florida seat?

The receipts.

Carpetbagger? Opportunist? Share the record. Let Florida's 2nd decide.