Fact-Check Summary The claim that “Democrats want to give your healthcare money to illegal aliens and open our borders to the criminals of the world” is factually inaccurate. Federal law prohibits using taxpayer funds to provide comprehensive healthcare to undocumented immigrants, and Democratic proposals focus on legal immigrants with protected status, not those residing illegally. […]

Fact-Check Summary The claim that Democrats “forced” the government closure during the 2025 shutdown exaggerates partisan responsibility. While Senate Democrats blocked the Republican-backed funding bill, doing so followed standard legislative negotiation tactics—including using the 60-vote threshold to seek policy concessions. Blame was shared, as both parties had roles in the impasse. The assertion that shutdowns

Fact-Check Summary Truth Social statements regarding support for Middle East peace deals, particularly the Gaza peace plan, are generally rooted in real diplomatic initiatives actively discussed among international leaders. Core claims about the existence of the Trump “21-point plan” and expressions of support from figures such as PM Modi are factual and verified by independent

Fact-Check Summary The claim that Maxine Waters “admitted” she is demanding “top of the line” healthcare for undocumented immigrants at the expense of American taxpayers is false and misleading. Waters stated support for healthcare for all, arguing for the moral obligation to save lives, but did not advocate specifically for undocumented immigrants or prioritize their

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately reflects that Donald Trump described Jerome Powell as an “OBSTRUCTIONIST” on Truth Social. Multiple credible sources confirm both the precise language and the context: it is part of Trump’s ongoing public criticism of the Federal Reserve’s choices on interest rates, aligning with his narrative of frustration about the Fed’s perceived

Fact-Check Summary The post makes several claims about U.S.-China agricultural trade, tariffs, government aid to farmers, and enforcement of past trade agreements. The claim that China is not buying U.S. soybeans is clear and accurate, as confirmed by market data and recent news reports. The statements about government programs assisting farmers and connecting them to

Fact-Check Summary The Truth Social post by Trump characterizing Portland as a “neverending disaster” that is “run like a Third World Country” and blighted by ongoing violence is not supported by current factual data. In the first half of 2025, Portland saw a 51% drop in homicides (steepest among major U.S. cities) and an overall

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately describes that President Trump announced deployment of the National Guard to Oregon and that federal authorities subsequently federalized 200 National Guard members for a 60-day mission focused on protecting federal property. However, the post’s portrayal of Oregon declining into “lawless mayhem,” with mobs seizing streets, burning cities, and viciously attacking

Fact-Check Summary The statement attributed to Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressing support for President Donald Trump’s Gaza peace plan is authentic and accurately reflects Modi’s official stance, as confirmed by multiple reputable sources and the Indian government. However, while Modi did make this statement on X (formerly Twitter) in September 2025, conclusive evidence for

Fact-Check Summary The social media post cites President Donald Trump’s announcement regarding the first deal to implement Most-Favored-Nation (MFN) drug pricing for American patients, referencing a White House fact sheet. This claim is fully accurate: on September 30, 2025, the Trump administration and Pfizer publicized an agreement providing Medicaid with MFN pricing, major U.S. manufacturing