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  • Fact Check: DNC Group Did NOT Teach Illegals To Vote

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    Was a DNC group caught on video teaching illegal immigrants how to vote illegally? No, that's not true: A video purporting to catch someone with a voter registration group linked to the Democratic National Committee was edited to inaccurately to show its interaction with a man who falsely claimed not to be a U.S. citizen. The group was not connected…

    • Mar 4, 2020
    • by: Alan Duke
    Fact Check: DNC Group Did NOT Teach Illegals To Vote
  • Fact Check: The United States Does NOT Spend $900 Billion On Welfare For "Illegals"

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    Does the United States spend $900 billion on welfare for undocumented immigrants - money that could go toward funding veteran programs? No, that's not true. The suggestion has been making its way - again - around the internet and has evolved since the earliest discovered claim in 2009. With the evolution, the cost has shot up dramatically, from $338.3 billion…

    • Feb 27, 2020
    • by: Lead Stories Staff
    Fact Check: The United States Does NOT Spend $900 Billion On Welfare For "Illegals"
  • Fact Check: Illegal Immigrants Do NOT Always Get More Welfare Than American Families

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    Does a study confirm that illegal immigrants collect more welfare benefits than American families? No, that's not always true: A 2016 study that is still being shared online has already been shown to exaggerate the cost of immigrant welfare use. Some of the tables included deep within the story actually paint a completely different picture and offer a more nuanced…

    • Feb 21, 2020
    • by: Lead Stories Staff
    Fact Check: Illegal Immigrants Do NOT Always Get More Welfare Than American Families
  • Fake News: Oslo Police Did NOT Declare 'We Have Lost the City'... Islam Has Taken Over

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    Did police in Oslo, Norway, declare ''we have lost the city" because Islam has taken over? No, that's not true: Police in the Oslo have repeatedly disavowed the claim, saying the statement is false. The claim appears to have first surfaced in December of 2015 on a now-deleted website and is making the rounds again on the Internet. The latest…

    • Jan 24, 2020
    • by: Chelsea Carter
    Fake News: Oslo Police Did NOT Declare 'We Have Lost the City'... Islam Has Taken Over
  • Fake News: New York Democrats Did NOT Move To Register Illegal Aliens, Noncitizens To Vote

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    Did New York Democrats move to register illegal aliens and noncitizens to vote? No, that's not true: A state law in New York that took effect on December 14, 2019, allows undocumented immigrants to apply for driver's licenses. However, the measure does not permit noncitizens to register to vote, which is against the law. A separate piece of legislation passed…

    • Jan 10, 2020
    • by: Lead Stories Staff
    Fake News: New York Democrats Did NOT Move To Register Illegal Aliens, Noncitizens To Vote
  • Fake News: Asylum Seekers Are NOT Housed In Luxury Hotels While Homeless Veterans Are Left On The Street

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    Are asylum seekers housed in luxury hotels in the United States, while homeless veterans are left in the street? No, that's not true: Refugees who apply for asylum in the United States are eligible for limited financial support for housing, but there is no program that places the immigrants in luxury hotels. The photo used in a meme making the…

    • Nov 27, 2019
    • by: Alan Duke
    Fake News: Asylum Seekers Are NOT Housed In Luxury Hotels While Homeless Veterans Are Left On The Street
  • Fake News: Brian Stelter Did NOT Say Trump Is A Destructive Cult Leader

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    Did CNN host Brian Stelter say that President Donald Trump is a "destructive cult leader"? No, that's not true: A psychologist who studies cults made the comment while being interviewed by Stelter on CNN's "Reliable Sources" program. Stelter did not repeat it, but questioned the guest about how he could justify and prove the statement. The story originated from an…

    • Nov 25, 2019
    • by: Alan Duke
    Fake News: Brian Stelter Did NOT Say Trump Is A Destructive Cult Leader
  • Fake News: One 'Illegal Refugee' Does NOT Get $3874 Per Month With The Federal Assistance Program

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    Does one "illegal refugee" get $3874 each month from the Federal Assistance Program? No, that's not true: Refugees are allowed to apply for asylum in the United States, which means they are not illegal. If a refugee enters the United States illegally, without applying for refugee status, they would not qualify for federal assistance. A document shown in a meme…

    • Oct 13, 2019
    • by: Alan Duke
    Fake News: One 'Illegal Refugee' Does NOT Get $3874 Per Month With The Federal Assistance Program
  • Fake News: Mall Shooter Arcan Cetin WAS a U.S. citizen - Voted LEGALLY In 3 Elections

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    Was Burlington, Washington, mall shooter Arcan Cetin not a U.S. citizen and did he vote illegally in three elections? No, that's not true: Cetin, who killed five people in at the Cascade Mall on September 23, 2016, was a naturalized U.S. citizen. He was 20 when he died from suicide in jail six months after the mass shooting. Cetin was…

    • Oct 4, 2019
    • by: Alan Duke
    Fake News: Mall Shooter Arcan Cetin WAS a U.S. citizen - Voted LEGALLY In 3 Elections
  • Fake News: Shotgun-Armed 11-Year-Old Did NOT Shoot Illegal Alien Home Invaders

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    Did an 11-year-old Montana girl armed with a shotgun defend her home from two illegal alien invaders by shooting them? No, that's not true: It is a completely made-up story that first appeared online on a now-defunct website in 2006, but copied and shared over the past dozen years. The people named in the story do not exist and the…

    • Sep 21, 2019
    • by: Alan Duke
    Fake News: Shotgun-Armed 11-Year-Old Did NOT Shoot Illegal Alien Home Invaders
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