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Trump warned there could be more than 250,000 noncitizens among four states' voter rolls, though the administration has not explained how it arrived at that figure.
multiple outlets, traced to a single source · Attributed statement · first recorded Jul 27, 8:30 PM
Outlets disagree on this: NPR reports that election officials in California, Nevada, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania expressed doubts about the accuracy of the DHS claim that 250,000 noncitizens appear on voter rolls in those states, contesting the reliability of the DHS figure.
Although several outlets carry this claim, their reporting traces back to a single shared source — so it counts as one confirmation, not several.
How each outlet reported it
The HillCenter · Jul 27, 8:01 PM
Trump warned there could be more than 250,000 noncitizens among four state's voter rolls
Cites: President Trump · Details: more than 250,000 noncitizens; four states
The HillCenter · Jul 27, 8:01 PM
The Trump administration has not explained how it got the 250,000 figure
Details: 250,000 figure; no explanation provided
The HillCenter · Jul 27, 10:01 PM
Trump warned there could be more than 250,000 noncitizens among four state's voter rolls
Cites: President Trump · Details: 250,000 noncitizens; four states
The HillCenter · Jul 27, 10:01 PM
The Trump administration has not explained how it obtained the 250,000 noncitizen figure
Details: 250,000 number; unexplained
NPRLean left · Aug 19, 10:01 PM
The Department of Homeland Security announced it found 250,000 noncitizens on voter rolls in California, Nevada, New Jersey and Pennsylvania
Cites: Department of Homeland Security · Details: 250,000 noncitizens; four states
NPRLean left · Aug 19, 10:01 PM
Election officials in California, Nevada, New Jersey and Pennsylvania expressed doubts about DHS claims accuracy
Details: four states; doubts about accuracy