No, the military didn’t raid the Biden residence

"Breaking news!" a March 21 Facebook post announced. "There was a raid on the Biden residence yesterday by the military!"

But there’s no evidence to support this claim, and the source the post cited for this statement is a man who has perpetuated QAnon conspiracy theories such as claims that John F. Kennedy Jr. faked his death. 

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We found nothing to corroborate the allegation that the military raided the Biden residence on March 20, whether that refers to President Joe Biden’s White House abode, his beach house in Delaware, the home of his son, Hunter Biden, or any other Biden-affiliated residence. 

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stated on April 2, 2024 in an Instagram post

“The National Guard in the HISTORY of its life, gets called in AFTER a disaster, not BEFORE something happens.”

In October, we fact-checked a claim that the military had raided the younger Biden’s home and rated it Pants on Fire. The story was fabricated and posted on a website that has previously published false news. 

Searching online for news reports about a military raid involving any of the Bidens, we found articles about the president discussing in February a U.S. military raid in Syria that left an ISIS leader dead, but nothing involving the president or his family members as a target. 

The post is unfounded, and we rate it Pants on Fire.