Bill Clinton’s 1996 immigration law changed procedures for immigrants seeking asylum, but it did not require the prosecution or separation of families that crossed the border.

Peter Fonda called for Barron Trump to be kidnapped in a Twitter rant about the administration’s “zero tolerance” immigration policy. He later deleted the tweet and apologized.

A warning about girl who was supposedly badly burned while wearing an Under Armour sweatshirt near a camp fire can’t be authenticated. But these types of blended material have proven more flammable in the past.

False claims that Tyler Perry is giving away $750,000 spread on social media in June 2018.

At least one U.S. Customs and Border Protection processing facility for child immigrants uses fence-like enclosures. But the facility has been in use since 2014, and other CBP facilities operate as licensed child care providers.

Authorities say that there’s no indication that an abandoned homeless encampment found on a CEMEX property in Tucson was used for anything illegal, including child sex trafficking.

A website that publishes works of “Christian news satire” is behind false reports that House Democrats introduced a bill making it a hate crime to eat at Chick-fil-A because of the chain’s conservative views.

Robert De Niro was questioned as a witness in a French prostitution ring in 1998. However, the actor was never charged and denies wrongdoing.

Bush’s Baked Beans issued a recall in July 2017, and it re-circulated on social media in June 2018.

Baseless claims that Anthony Bourdain was ready to come forward with damaging information on Hillary Clinton and a child sex ring before his death are based on tweets that were taken out of context.