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Available reporting does not establish a proven, widespread practice of paying anti-ICE protesters; assertions that demonstrators were being paid come from political leaders, preliminary federal probe...
The Insurrection Act has been invoked intermittently since the early republic, with sources counting roughly 30 separate invocations over U.S. history and attributing those uses to somewhere between 1...
Congress introduced multiple “Born in the USA/Birthright Citizenship” bills in 2025 that would limit or protect birthright citizenship; none of the introduced bills cited in available sources are show...
Available reporting and public-data reviews show no evidence that large numbers of unauthorized immigrants voted in the 2024 U.S. general election; documented or prosecuted cases are counted in the do...
A president cannot unilaterally suspend federal elections under a claim of martial law; constitutional text, statute, Supreme Court precedents, and expert legal analyses all place the power to alter o...
Research across federal datasets and independent scholars shows that immigrants — including those in the country without authorization — are not more likely to commit crime than U.S.-born residents; m...
The Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. United States created a mixed immunity rule: absolute immunity for some “core” presidential functions, presumptive immunity for official acts at the “outer per...
Official data do not support a single, precise national percentage of U.S. prisoners who are unauthorized (illegal) immigrants for 2024; federal reporting covers only portions of the system, and , mak...
No U.S. president has lawfully pardoned someone for a state crime; the Constitution limits the presidential pardon to “offences against the United States,” and legal authorities and government guides ...
Across the reporting provided, there is one widely reported fatality of a protester shot by an ICE agent — the killing of Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis — but there is no reliable, publicly availabl...
Recent public analyses and ICE snapshots place the share of people in ICE custody who have convictions for violent crimes at roughly 5–7 percent, with several trackers finding “less than 5%” by late 2...
The Insurrection Act is a set of federal statutes first codified in 1807 that authorizes the president to deploy and use U.S. armed forces, including federalizing the National Guard, within the United...
As of December 12, 2025, the legislative measures discussed as the “Born in America Act” and related birthright-citizenship bills appear in Congress as drafted bills and proposals but sources in the p...
The evidence assembled by election experts, courts, and multiple fact‑checking analyses shows ; isolated incidents were investigated but were too few to affect the outcome . Major institutions includi...
Available reporting shows Charlie Kirk publicly claimed Turning Point Action would send “80+ buses” to the Jan. 6, 2021 “Stop the Steal” rally, but multiple reputable outlets and later clarifications ...
Available reporting shows multiple instances in December 2025 where the Trump administration publicly threatened actions — including sanctions against the International Criminal Court and withholding ...
Data and peer-reviewed research consistently show that immigrants — including those without authorization — are not more likely to commit serious crimes than U.S.-born residents; multiple national and...
Multiple independent fact-checks and news reports show the viral claim that the U.S. Senate passed a “Born in America” law forcing naturalized or dual‑citizen federal officials to resign is false; Sno...
The share of people taken into ICE custody who have violent criminal convictions is small: independent analyses put that figure around 5–8 percent, while broader DHS messaging claims a much higher sha...
The “Born in the USA” / “Born in America” Act refers to multiple congressional bills and competing narratives in 2025 about birthright citizenship; the Senate and House versions (S.646 and H.R.3368 / ...