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in General Factchecking by Apprentice (1.0k points)
"How terrifying migrant gangs are targeting Americans' homes... and yours may be next" is the headline the following pulled form the article that autogenerated from putting the link in this site:

'When you let 15 or 20 million people across the border without proper vetting, you're obviously going to get these gang members,' Michael Barbieri, a home security expert told DailyMail.com.

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ago by Newbie (300 points)
Daily Mail is not a reliable news source and are known to exaggerate headlines in an attempt to create more buzz and generate more clicks. It is also a heavily right leaning news factoid, evident by the extremely negative language use towards immigrants and South Americans.

https://mediabiasfactcheck.com/daily-mail/
Exaggerated/ Misleading

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