Claim Misleads About 'Mortgage Fraud' on Trump's Cabinet
A liberal commentator on a CNN roundtable claimed that three Trump Cabinet members committed 'mortgage fraud.' However, this statement is misleading.
According to documents published by ProPublica, an investigative media outlet, three Trump administration Cabinet members signed mortgages classifying separate houses as their principal residences. The documents required that they make the homes their principal residence for a year, but there is no information showing they failed to do that.
- No government officials' statements or news reports indicate that these Cabinet members were targeted for prosecution.
- Federal prosecutors did indict New York Attorney General Letitia James on charges related to mortgage fraud, stemming from how she classified a house in Norfolk, Virginia, on a document.
Our only agenda is to publish the truth so you can be an informed participant in democracy.
Author's summary: Misleading claim about Trump's Cabinet and mortgage fraud.
More News
- Caribbean Equality Project celebrates a decade of resistance and belonging
- Military archbishop: Army’s cancellation of religious support contracts unfairly harms Catholics - OSV News
- Why I still love newspapers
- Blizzard Watch Weekly: Everything is coming up Midnight
- COLUMN: Bahamas getting the US Ambassador we need
- Time for a new leader at The Meadowlands?
- The surprising foods that could reduce your risk of tinnitus
- Tijuana Xolos road struggles continue with 4-3 loss to Puebla - East Village Times
- TIERNEY, HATATE LEAD CELTIC QUESTION TIME
- 'I asked my boyfriend why he wants sex so much more than me. His answer was surprising.'