US EditionPicture of man wearing ‘Latinos for Trump’ t-shirt being detained by immigration enforcement has been edited
- An image shared on social media shows U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers detaining a man, but the shirt does not say 'Latinos for Trump 2024' as claimed.
- The original image, from 2018, depicts an immigration raid at Fresh Mark in Salem, Ohio, and has been digitally altered.
- ICE has arrested over 4,500 people since January 23, but the man in the edited image is not among them.
- The original image shows agents with 'HSI' on their vests, not 'ICE', and the man's shirt was altered to include the pro-Trump slogan.
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An image of immigration officers arresting someone wearing a “Latinos for Trump 2024” shirt was altered. The original photo captured a 2018 immigration raid.
Amid the Trump administration’s mass deportation campaign, some social media users have shared an image that appears to
The original image was taken during a National Security Investigations (HSI) operation in 2018, during Donald Trump's first term. In the unedited photo, the detainee's shirt has no text and the officers' uniforms show the HSI acronym, instead of ICE.
The original image is not printed on the flannel and corresponds to the year 2018 Users share it since January 27, 2025 in the framework of the executive orders against migrants announced by President Donald TrumpOn January 20, 2025, Donald Trump was sworn in as president of the United States for his second term. One of his priorities is migration.On January 29, 2025 Trump signed a law called “Laken Riley Law,” which aims to tighten measures aga…
FACT CHECK: Does This Photo Show ICE Agents Arresting Man Wearing ‘Latinos for Trump 2024’ T-Shirt?
Earlier this week, a claim spread online suggesting that a photo showed U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents arresting a man wearing a shirt with the slogan “Latinos for Trump 2024.” The claim went viral a few days after Donald Trump entered White House, as federal authorities carried out mass deportation measures under the new administration. A post from an X user on Monday showing the image garnered more than 1 million views. …
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