Trump cited welfare rates for immigrant households, omitting India despite low reliance, sparking debate over data accuracy and context.

Trump shared a Truth Social post listing welfare receipt rates among immigrant households from about 120 countries, including high rates for Bangladesh, Pakistan, and Nepal, but omitted India. The data, which lacked a specified source or methodology, contrasted with Pew Research Center findings showing Indian Americans have one of the highest median household incomes in the U.S., at $151,200, and low welfare reliance. The post sparked discussion over selective inclusion and data context.