A new Silicon Valley SuperPAC led by Facebook chief Mark Zuckerberg will focus on education and immigration reform, according to reports.
The new political action committee reportedly involves a number of tech titans, but only Zuckerberg's name came up in the San Francisco Chronicle report which quoted an unnamed source.
The group will be organized by Zuckerberg's old college roommate, Joe Green, and thrive on a reported $20 million paid by the social network mogul. Other tech leaders are also contributing millions.
We wrote last week about Zuckerberg and other tech leaders signing a letter to Congress asking for immigration reform. The new SuperPAC will also take on immigration, education and economic growth. Jon Lerner, a Republican strategist, will be running the committee as well as GOP consultant Rob Jesmer.