A U.S. State Department policy blocking birthright citizenship for some children born to U.S. citizens abroad via assisted reproductive technology was implemented by the Obama administration.
The claim appears to reference an incident on the shores of a beach in Spain in 2017.
Some dubious websites have suggested the outbreaks are the result of immigrants who illegally crossed into the U.S. via the Southern border.
Alarming photographs emerged in March 2019, prompting renewed scrutiny of U. S. President Donald Trump's immigration policies.
Many readers shared stories aggregated from a U.S. Border Patrol press release as proof of the need for a 2,000-mile border wall.
"Whatever your argument is, the minute you base it on a lie, you're a demagogue."
A video shot at a public housing project makes numerous, factually challenged claims about Syrian migration to West Virginia.
"Investment is squandered when higher education is placed out of reach, and it is a huge disservice to students and all New Yorkers."
What did make a difference was a flood of Border Patrol agents, who began Operation Hold the Line in 1993.
Complicated cases and issues are often reduced to simple narratives that further political agendas.
The 2018-19 government shutdown has resulted in fewer people being paid, not more.
Undocumented immigrants do commit crime at a lower rate than native-born U.S. citizens, but not than leafy vegetables.
The measure of a man cannot exactly be gleaned ... from this photograph.
Some readers didn't see much humor in the post by a self-described satire site.
A viral June 2019 Twitter story had plenty of twists and turns, as well as a happy ending. But was it "entirely true," as its author claimed?
Anonymous, unverified accounts on Twitter typically aren't the best sources for reliable news.
Regardless of what this picture shows, exercise caution when approaching a porcupine.
