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schema:url	http://www.snopes.com/fact-check/caravan-participants-ad/
schema:text	In late October 2018, social media users shared images that they believed showed proof that Central American migrants traveling with a caravan headed to the U.S. border were being paid by left-wing conspirators: Nothing suggests the ad seen here was legitimate. For starters, it makes no sense that such an ad would be offered in English to an American audience, unless one believes it plausible that someone in the United States would be inspired to fly to Central America or southern Mexico to meet the caravan, then make the treacherous journey north for "$24-$45/Hr." Furthermore, clicking on the link directed viewers to a job board-type website with links to postings on other job sites for positions such as immigration attorneys, immigration case managers, and security guards -- but not hired caravan participants. Observant social media users pointed out the website that posted the link, NerdyHire.com, has a track record for popping up in Google searches alongside various keywords with the claim to be hiring for "$24-$45/Hr." These ad include "job postings" for such job classes as "drug cartels," "Jews" and "terrorism." Clicking on these links takes prospective job seekers to a website advertising unrelated jobs. One user reported finding a similar posting for the Ku Klux Clan [sic] while he was looking up a news story: In fact, searching the term "nerdyhire" via Google takes internet users to a page with various job postings, but the NerdyHire website itself is not hiring for "$24-$45/Hr.": It appears NerdyHire ads dynamically incorporate search terms entered by users and appear to offer related "$24-$45/Hr." jobs as an advertising come-on. We reached out to NerdyHire to ask if they were aware that their ads were creating false impressions on the Internet but received no response.
schema:mentions	Google Search Left-wing politics Central America Central American migrant caravans Terrorism Jews English language Internet Social media Mexico United States dbpedia:False_Impressions
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schema:author	snopescom
schema:datePublished	2018-10-26 (xsd:date)
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