claim: treasury department's inspector general found "there's $4 billion a year in excess payments" going to people that shouldn’t get them. "these are mostly mexicans."
author: jeff sessions
evidence_1: apr 23, 2017 ... the attorney general says billions go every year to mexicans by ... “i know there's  $4 billion a year in excess payments, according to the department of the  treasury's own inspector general several years ... going to payments to people —  tax credits that they shouldn't get. now, these are mostly mexicans.
evidence_2: apr 23, 2017 ... attorney general jeff sessions said the proposed border wall could be paid for  by ... "i know there's $4 billion a year in excess payments, according to the  department of the treasury's own inspector general several years ago, that are  going to payments to people -- tax credits that they shouldn't get. now ...
evidence_3: apr 23, 2017 ... we're going to get people out of the country to these countries that ... to people  who he described as “mostly mexicans” the country would save tens of billions of  dollars. ... i know there's $4 billion a year in excess payments, according to the  department of the treasury's own inspector general several years ...
evidence_4: apr 23, 2017 ... attorney general jeff sessions suggested "mostly mexicans" are receiving  invalid tax ... "i know there's $4 billion a year in excess payments, according to  the department of the treasury's own inspector general several years ago, that  are going to payments to people — tax credits that they shouldn't get.
evidence_5: apr 23, 2017 ... attorney general jeff sessions said sunday he did not expect the mexican  government to pay for president donald trump's border wall, but there were a  number of ways ... payments of about $4 billion a year were going to people that  shouldn't get them, and ... "these are mostly mexicans," sessions said.