No, US Supreme Court Hasn’t Asked President Trump To Resign or Deport His Family
AI detection tool found that the audio was fake and AI-generated.
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A post is doing the rounds on social media platforms to claim that the United States Supreme Court has ordered President Donald Trump to either deport his family or resign from his post.
What are the facts?: There is no available evidence to support the claim that the US top court had asked President Trump to either resign or deport his family. This makes the claim fake.
How did we find that out?: We first noticed multiple comments in the viral post, where users pointed out that they 'wished' if the the claim was true.
A screenshot of the comments admitting that they wished the claim to be true.
(Source: Instagram/Screenshot)
No news reports or information available: Team WebQoof did not find any information shared in the public domain or any news reports that served as an evidence for the viral claim.
It should be noted that if such a judgment had indeed been given by the US Supreme Court, it would have received worldwide coverage considering the gravity of the situation.
What did an AI detection tool show?: We passed the clip through a detection tool named 'Resemble AI', which showed that its audio was "fake".
The tool showed that the audio was fake.
(Source: Resemble AI/Screenshot)r
Conclusion: Evidently, the claim about US Supreme Court asking President Trump to either resign or deport his entire family is false.
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