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86 checks for “Donald Trump”
PolitiFact says: Murders, overall violent crime and property crime are at their lowest rates in decades, but it’s unclear whether they are at record lows going back 125 years.
Vera Files says: There are no official reports or statements from the White House confirming the claim. The video merely uses an unrelated clip of Harry Roque.
FACTLY says: The viral video does not show Americans protesting against Donald Trump over the US attack on Iran. It actually shows a violent protest in Downtown Los Angeles on 08 June 2025, sparked by immigration raids. Although pro…
FactCheck.org says: That's not what Los Angeles Police Chief Jim McDonnell said. On the third day of protests, McDonnell did say his city police officers were “overwhelmed as far as the number of people out there engaged in this type of ac…
FactCheck.org says: Federal judges have temporarily blocked the Trump administration from broadly cutting or freezing federal spending. The court orders don’t stop investigations into corruption or fraud.
FactCheck.org says: Trump is scheduled to be sentenced on Nov. 26, but the judge could decide that sentencing is no longer appropriate. If Trump does receive a sentence, it could be appealed, or the judgment could be deferred until 2029.
PolitiFact says: CA's Prop 57 allowed "nonviolent offenders" to be considered earlier for parole. It relied on existing laws to define "nonviolent." Harris didn't propose the law, but had to write ballot language as Attorney General.
Washington Post says: Trump is dating from 2020, when numbers were affected by covid
PolitiFact says: In 2019, Harris told the ACLU she supported affirming medical care, including surgical care for transgender federal prisoners and immigration detainees. Her campaign has not addressed her current position on the issue.
PolitiFact says: Gov. Tim Walz signed an executive order May 28, 2020, calling up the Minnesota National Guard to respond to riots.
PolitiFact says: The crime rate spiked in 2020, Trump's last year in office, but it was still slightly lower than it was during the final year of his predecessor's tenure.
PolitiFact says: Rioters attacked police, destroyed windows and doors, and ransacked offices. The Justice Department charged 452 people with "assaulting, resisting, or impeding officers or employees" in connection with the Jan. 6 riots.
PolitiFact says: Crime rates under Trump were modest by historical standards — until the pandemic and the response to the murder of George Floyd. Then, crime did spike, but Trump's role was limited.
PolitiFact says: In 2020, then-Sen. Kamala Harris, D-Calif., called for "reimagining" public safety. But she didn’t explicitly call for shuttering police departments.