President Donald Trump made multiple false claims in a speech at the Department of Justice, touching on various topics including immigration, the war in Ukraine, and former President Joe Biden. He alleged egregious crimes in the government during the Biden administration, corruption among judges, and biased media coverage. Trump reiterated unsubstantiated claims that Biden used his office against him, but there is no evidence to support this. The two federal prosecutions against Trump were initiated by a special counsel appointed by a Biden appointee, Attorney General Merrick Garland, but there is no proof of Biden’s involvement.

Regarding immigration, Trump made inaccurate claims about record-low border crossings during his presidency. He also falsely stated the amount of aid the US and Europe provided to Ukraine, with actual figures contradicting his claims. Trump baselessly questioned the integrity of US elections and falsely asserted that Iran stopped funding terror groups during his presidency. Fact-checking reveals inconsistencies in Trump’s statements, highlighting the importance of verifying information before drawing conclusions.