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“President Trump's Nobel Peace Prize nomination was forged”
“Claim: Union minister Ramesh Pokhriyal not criticized Tamil Nadu education system”
“Biden knows failure. His own defense secretary said, 'Biden has been wrong on every major foreign policy and national security decision for nearly four decades.’”
Washington Post says: The quote is accurate but former Defense Secretary Robert Gates indicated he supported Biden for president
“A patch on law enforcement officers in Portland is for “ZTI solutions, a PRIVATE contractor.”
PolitiFact says: The patch in the post reads “ZT1” — a unique identifier aimed at keeping the pictured U.S. Marshal anonymous.
“Lingayen-Dagupan Archbishop Socrates Villegas said Congress was subservient to President Rodrigo Duterte or "sunud-sunuran" on the issue of the ABS-CBN franchise renewal.”
“Formr President Corazon "Cory" Aquino passed the law on the contractualization of workers.”
“Under Joe Biden’s policy, immigrants in the country illegally “get welfare benefits. United States citizens don't get what they're looking to give illegal immigrants.”
PolitiFact says: A task force recommended undoing many of Trump’s policies, but not an immediate enrollment for welfare. Plan also did not say immigrants illegally in the country should have more benefits than U.S. citizens.
“Florida state Rep. Heather Fitzenhagen “turned her back on President Trump, refusing to ban sanctuary cities.”
PolitiFact says: Florida state Rep. Heather Fitzenhagen, R-Fort Myers, actually supports banning sanctuary cities. She was absent for a 2018 vote banning sanctuary cities but voted for a sanctuary cities ban in 2019.
“Columnist Charles Krauthammer wrote that former President Barack Obama was running a "shadow government organization aimed at resisting and tearing down the Constitutional Republic we know as AMERICA.”
FactCheck.org says: The claim was written by a Christian blogger for The Daily Jot in 2017, not by Charles Krauthammer.
“The federal government will be providing ₹ 2,000 relief fund to each citizen of the country”
FACTLY says: The link seen in the message is of a dubious website. The government is not providing ₹ 2,000 relief fund to each citizen