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Available sources do not provide a single, definitive tally of how many people "were allowed in" during Donald Trump’s first term; reporting and government releases instead focus on enforcement action...
The claim that “The U.S. sends taxpayer money to 177 of the 193 recognized countries in the world (≈91.7%)” is plausible as a shorthand but not precisely supported by the publicly available data cited...
The sources reviewed do not produce a single unanimous official line, but the clearest figure in the provided materials is , cited by an interactive analysis published March 29, 2024 . Other documents...
Congressional packages over 2023–2026 bundled a mix of emergency cash, weapons procurement authorities, and specific replenishment lines for missile-defense and munitions—ranging in headline totals fr...
The provided materials do not supply a single authoritative dollar total for “money the Democratic Party has sent to other countries”; . The documents instead mix three distinct categories—party-organ...
There is no single, verifiable aggregate total in the supplied reporting for how much the United States has "given other countries" during the current president’s second term; available sources docume...
Available public datasets and government pages show that Foreign Military Financing (FMF) is the U.S. program that channels grants and loans to allies to buy U.S. weapons, services and training . Deta...
The Department of Education’s proposed “declassification” of professional degrees would redefine which graduate credentials count as “professional” for federal student aid and reimbursement rules — a ...
Under current U.S. law, dual citizenship is permitted and holding a second nationality does not by itself prevent a member of Congress from taking the oath of office; the Exclusive Citizenship Act of ...
The claim that a $500,000 U.S. allocation for electric buses in Rwanda is small compared with other 2025 foreign-aid commitments is supported by the available reporting: larger bilateral and multilate...
Major U.S. actions this month include an executive order starting a review to designate certain Muslim Brotherhood chapters as Foreign Terrorist Organizations and related bills in Congress; the White ...
The available analyses consistently identify , with reported figures clustering in the mid-to-high single-digit billions to mid-teens billions depending on year and dataset; secondary large recipients...
Employment trends from 2015–2025 — specifically persistent discriminatory hiring and a simultaneous expansion of precarious gig work — helped channel more Black, Latino, and other marginalized workers...
Federal law in 2025 shifted sharply toward enforcement: the administration issued proclamations and policy memoranda tightening entry restrictions and vetting, USCIS raised fees and tightened adjudica...
NSPM‑7, titled “Countering Domestic Terrorism and Organized Political Violence,” directs a whole‑of‑government push to identify, investigate and disrupt “networks, entities, and organizations” alleged...
U.S. aid to Ukraine has been large and multi‑modal: Congress appropriated more than $174 billion by April 2024 for security, economic and humanitarian assistance, and USAID obligated about $22.9 billi...
Available reporting shows the Department of Education undertook a broad reorganization in November 2025 that included changing the department’s definition of “professional degree” and shifting program...
The 2025 budget compromise was implemented largely through rather than a full slate of individual appropriations bills, with major elements and program extensions captured in full-year CRs like H.R.19...
Courts separate accidental viewing from intentional possession by probing whether the defendant exercised control, had knowledge of the illicit material, and took affirmative steps beyond mere exposur...
The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) sets a 675,000 “worldwide” numerical ceiling that is allocated as roughly 480,000 family‑preference, 140,000 employment‑based, and 55,000 diversity visas, but...