evidence: Trump added misleading markings on a chart originally posted by Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Wis. Security personnel inspect the site after gunfire rang out during a Trump campaign rally at the Butler Farm Show in Butler, Pennsylvania, July 13, 2024. File photo by Brendan McDermid/Reuters Trump highlighted a low migrant encounter total during April 2020 and claimed that was when he left office. But Trump’s presidency ended in January 2021. That April 2020 period also marked the beginning of the coronavirus pandemic, when lockdowns and travel restrictions contributed to decreased migration. The chart also alluded to Trump’s Pants on Fire claim that millions of immigrants came illegally to the U.S. from jails, prisons or mental institutions during Biden’s administration. Immigration experts have told PolitiFact there is no proof that large numbers of people from prisons or mental institutions are coming to the U.S. "They’re offering them $750 to people whose homes have been washed away. And yet we send tens of billions of dollars to foreign countries that most people have never heard of." We rated a version of this claim False.