Fact check: President Trump falsely claims California is sending mail-in ballots to undocumented immigrants
Washington Twice on Tuesday, President Donald Trump attacked California's Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom and his executive order expanding vote-by-mail in the state. Specifically, Trump claimed that Newsom's order would send ballots to everyone in California, including nonresidents and undocumented immigrants.
"But in California, the governor sent, I hear, or is sending millions of ballots all over the state," Trump said in a news conference."Millions. To anybody. To anybody. People that aren't citizens, illegals, anybody that walks in California is gonna get a ballot."Facts First: Trump is completely wrong. Newsom's order provides ballots only to people who are registered to vote.
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