Are Children Being Assigned Numbers in Detention Centers?
Viral posts on social media contain claims that immigrant children are receiving numbers like Holocaust victims.
Viral posts on social media contain claims that immigrant children are receiving numbers like Holocaust victims.
There is no federal law mandating children and parents be separated at the border; a policy resulting in that outcome was enacted in May 2018.
An Indiana veterans facility temporarily removed military flags to fly a rainbow flag, an action some social media users mistook for a permanent change.
Multiple news outlets reported that the Department of Health and Human Services is planning tent cities to accommodate a recent influx of immigrant children — but the practice is not new.
A quote widely attributed to the Attorney General appeared to stem from a viral video shared by Sen. Jeff Merkley's visit to a detention center.
When President Donald Trump lashed out at Canadian leader Justin Trudeau, a quote attributed to Trudeau's father after he was insulted by another United States president spread on social media.
The Hollywood actor's profane Tony Awards speech led to the recirculation of rumors that he was involved in a "prostitution ring that used children."
A heart-rending photograph of a crying child in a cage was part of a protest to call attention to immigration practices.
Pancake chain IHOP teased a name change to "IHOb," revealing on 11 June 2018 that the new "b" stood for "burgers."
A popular cautionary tale about a child dying after his asthma medication was swapped for essential oils has not been corroborated.
A viral Facebook post falsely implied a photograph of youngsters in orange jumpsuits shows detained immigrant children.
A Facebook user evoked images of the Holocaust in a claim that Immigration and Customs Enforcement uses freight trains to transport detained children, but offered no supporting details.