Your fact-checks will appear here
Sovereign state in Central America
The count depends on what is being measured: in custody during the Obama administration according to a FOIA-based NGO report, while independent reporting has identified dozens of deportees who were mu...
A patchwork of criminal laws governs sex with animals (bestiality/zoophilia): many countries have enacted explicit bans, others rely on animal-cruelty or pornography statutes, and a few jurisdictions ...
Answer depends on the question’s definition: if the inquiry targets deaths of people while in U.S. federal immigration custody during , reporting based on government records and later FOIA-based inves...
Available reporting shows the U.S. deportation picture is complex: federal agencies publish country-by-country removals and returns, and independent trackers report both hundreds of thousands of remov...
Deportations rose sharply in 2024 and remained high into 2025, with ICE reporting roughly 271,000 removals in FY2024 and multiple analysts estimating 2025 removals in the hundreds of thousands—Migrati...
The reporting does not support the claim that located "" of the people who disappeared after passing through ; instead, independent investigations found roughly 800 detainees no longer appeared in ICE...
Recent government and reporting data point to Colombia as the principal source of cocaine that reaches the United States: UN and Reuters reporting says Colombia was the source for most drugs crossing ...
The question of "who put children in cages as US president" centers on immigration enforcement policies implemented during the Trump administration that led to the detention and separation of migrant ...
The Trump administration since January 2025 has announced a string of bilateral “reciprocal” trade agreements, frameworks, and fact sheets naming at least the United Kingdom, European Union, Japan, So...
The central factual claim is that the Trump administration “found” or “located” more than , a figure repeated in Republican messaging and reported in news coverage on September 17, 2025 . That claim s...
Illicit drugs reaching U.S. consumers come largely from Latin America, with cocaine originating primarily in Colombia, Peru and Bolivia and synthetic opioids—most notably fentanyl—linked to production...
Children whose parents are detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) face a mix of immediate disruption, legal limbo, and potential long-term harm: case reports document traumatic sep...
Available reporting and government releases show the Trump administration announced or finalized multiple trade-related deals and frameworks during 2025, including framework or final agreements with a...
Since 2010 a wave of explicit statutory bans on sexual acts with animals — often framed as clarifying animal‑welfare law — have been enacted in multiple countries and U.S. states; the best documented,...
Recent reporting documents multiple instances in September 2025 where U.S. citizens were detained or involved in immigration operations that raise alarms about , including use of family members as a l...
Mexico’s official actions in 2024 show a sharp rise in migrant , but the available reports conflate different measures—“events,” detentions, interceptions, and deportations—so a single definitive depo...
The Congressional Research Service counted 27 Representatives and 5 Senators — a total of 32 members of the 118th Congress — who were born outside the United States, representing 5.9% of the chamber’s...
A definitive roster of current House members who are naturalized U.S. citizens is published by the ; that document lists every foreign‑born Representative and their places of birth . Public analyses b...
A small but persistent minority of members of Congress were born outside the present-day United States; counts vary by methodology but recent authoritative tallies show a handful of naturalized lawmak...
The best available official tally for the period referenced is that U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) removed noncitizens with final orders of removal in Fiscal Year (FY) 2024, a figure r...