Judges in recent months have ruled on the Trump administration's push for a border wall with Mexico and its move to revoke an Obama-era program protecting young immigrants from deportation.
Critics say the requirement forces migrant children to pledge allegiance to a country that separated them from their families.
The deadline for returning children younger than five to their parents is even shorter, under U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw's ruling.
Mainstream news organizations were criticized for illustrating articles about family separation at the border with a photograph of a crying child who was in fact never separated from her mother.
A photograph showing protesters holding a sign is real, but the sign is referring to separations due to the deportation of family members in the United States rather than forcibly separating families at the border.
The First Lady made a surprise visit to detained immigrant children while wearing a jacket bearing the message "I DON'T REALLY CARE DO U?" on the back.
A 2014 photograph of unaccompanied minor immigrants is misleadingly being described as showing children separated from their parents by the Obama administration.
A Pulitzer Prize-winning photograph of a federal agent seizing Elián González was recycled nearly twenty years later with a misleading caption in the wake of a family separation scandal.
An anonymous Facebook post described what it was like to accompany sixteen "scared little souls" on a cross-country flight to a detention facility in the middle of the night.
The White House senior advisor is the great-grandson of a Jewish immigrant who fled the poverty and pogroms of the Russian Empire in the early 1900s.
A video showing former United States President Barack Obama "agreeing" with President Donald Trump on immigration is deceptively edited.
Activists say that the president should get no credit for his order requiring undocumented families to be detained together.
Rumors that spread in February 2020 about the death of Kobe Bryant's widow were junk news.
Political humor can sometimes be so arch that viewers fail to discern it as such.
The arrest of a Harvard professor fueled conspiracy theories about the new coronavirus outbreak in 2020.
The segment prompted numerous rebuttals condemning the "maliciousness of the attack" on the legacy of the children's TV host.
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