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Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s post claims historical precedent and legal justification for invoking the Insurrection Act in Minnesota, asserting that “many presidents” have previously done so and portraying ICE agents as patriots under attack from “insurrectionists.” Fact-checking reveals these assertions are misleading: only 17 of 45 U.S. presidents have used the act, and generally under […]

Fact-Check Summary The post contains factual data about the judge’s procedural decision regarding ICE operations in Minnesota and notes the real decline in crime numbers in 2025. However, it misleadingly exaggerates the extent to which ICE operations specifically target only violent and vicious criminals, misrepresents the causal link between recent crime drops and the short-lived

Fact-Check Summary The FoxNews/TruthSocial post claims that an Iranian protester (and potentially others) will no longer be sentenced to death after President Trump’s warnings, framing this as a positive and ongoing development. Available evidence confirms that one high-profile execution was postponed, and that international—including U.S.—pressure was a contributing factor. However, the claim exaggerates the permanence

Fact-Check Summary The post’s central assertion that large-scale fraud occurred in Minnesota’s social services programs, including misuse of Food Stamp (SNAP) and federal child nutrition funds, is true and supported by numerous documented criminal convictions. However, the post’s sweeping descriptions of “all” Minneapolis food stamp businesses as fraudulent, its claims that similar fraud is “equally

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s statement that he spoke with Venezuelan Interim President Delcy Rodriguez on January 14 is accurate. Both parties confirm the call, and the positive tone and topics discussed—oil, minerals, trade, and national security—are corroborated by independent reporting. However, Trump’s characterization of “tremendous progress,” “spectacular partnership,” and imminent Venezuelan prosperity is significantly aspirational

Fact-Check Summary The post falsely claims that NATO instructed Denmark to “get them out of here NOW” regarding Greenland and the Arctic. The “two dogsleds” phrase is misattributed to NATO—it was actually said by Donald Trump as a criticism of Denmark’s military capabilities. The assertion that only the USA can ensure Arctic security oversimplifies NATO’s

Fact-Check Summary The claim that whistleblower evidence could lead to Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s indictment is substantiated by House Majority Whip Tom Emmer’s public statements and supporting testimony from state lawmakers. Multiple sources confirm that whistleblowers have signed affidavits and provided sworn testimony regarding fraud allegations in Minnesota’s social services programs. However, as of January

Fact-Check Summary The post blends sensational rhetoric with a mixture of unsupported, misleading, and partially factual claims. The assertion that Rep. Ilhan Omar married her brother remains unproven after substantial investigation by media and authorities, with no credible evidence corroborating it. The reference to $130 million in bulk cash moving from Ohio to Minnesota is

Fact-Check Summary President Trump’s post accurately describes a record-low monthly trade deficit for October 2025, but omits the context that the deficit for the year-to-date was higher than the prior year. The prediction that GDP will exceed 5% for Q4 2025 reflects one forecasting model (Atlanta Fed) but is contradicted by other authoritative sources (CBO,

Fact-Check Summary The post accurately relays that President Trump announced a cutoff of federal funding to sanctuary cities effective February 1, 2026, but misrepresents the legal and factual basis underlying sanctuary policies. The claim that sanctuary cities “breed crime and violence” is contradicted by extensive peer-reviewed research, which finds no evidence that these policies increase