During a recent government meeting, a heated discussion emerged regarding the timeline of former President Donald Trump's administration and its impact on migration numbers. Congressman Garcia highlighted a significant error in a chart presented by Republican members, which inaccurately stated that Trump left office in April 2020. In reality, Trump’s presidency concluded in January 2021, a period marked by rising migration figures.

The congressman pointed out that the migration numbers began to increase when Trump took office, contradicting claims made by some that the situation improved during his tenure. He emphasized that the dip in migration figures noted in the chart coincided with the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, which led to a global decrease in migration.

Garcia further asserted that the month referenced in the discussion was not the lowest for migration during Trump's presidency or in recorded history, underscoring the importance of factual accuracy in political discourse. He called for an end to disinformation, particularly in the context of discussions surrounding the former president's policies and their outcomes. The congressman’s remarks served as a reminder of the critical need for clarity and truth in political discussions, especially regarding significant issues like migration.