On Fox News, Lamb said his information 'comes from very solid sources, from multiple sources.' We asked Lamb for his evidence that migrants are getting $5,000 gift cards from the government or nonprofit organizations, but he did not respond. We’ve also checked claims about migrants getting debit cards or monthly checks from the government. We’ve previously fact-checked claims about immigrants getting cellphones and free flights. He added later that the migrants 'go directly to the ATMs after that and start pulling money out.' 'The way that they’re keeping this away from the American people is they are giving money to nongovernmental organizations who swoop in as soon as they’re processed, and they’re sending them off on an airplane to wherever they wanna go, giving them a phone and giving them Visa cards up to $5,000,' Lamb said. 7 interview with Fox News host Jesse Watters. Lamb tweaked his message when he repeated the claim during a Dec. 'We have our government giving people who came into this country illegally $5,000 gift cards. border illegally, 'They’re being given a cellphone, a plane ticket to wherever they wanna go in this country … and a $5,000 visa card,' Lamb said in a Dec. Senate nomination on the promise to 'secure the border.' He’s posted short videos on X about what he calls 'truth bombs,' mostly about immigration. Mark Lamb, sheriff of Arizona’s Pinal County, has campaigned for the Republican U.S.

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