Time magazine was forced to issue a correction this week after falsely “fact-checking” former President Donald Trump’s statement during this week’s presidential debate that Vice President Kamala Harris supported free sex-change procedures for illegal immigrants.
Trump made the remark during ABC’s debate on Tuesday, citing a list of far-left policies Harris once supported but has since walked back.
“Now she wants to do transgender operations on illegal aliens who are in prison,” Trump said.
Harris did, in fact, pledge to support taxpayer-funded sex-change treatments for illegal immigrants in U.S. detention facilities, according to a 2019 ACLU candidate questionnaire.
“I support policies ensuring that federal prisoners and detainees are able to obtain medically necessary care for gender transition, including surgical care, while incarcerated or detained,” Harris said in the questionnaire. “Transition treatment is a medical necessity, and I will direct all federal agencies responsible for providing essential medical care to deliver transition treatment.” ” […]
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