In his debate attack on the Clinton Foundation, Mike Pence accurately noted its contributions from foreign governments.

But then he went on to say that “foreign donors and certainly foreign governments cannot participate in the American political process.”

That’s not quite right.

As The Intercept recently reported, foreign nationals — a term that includes foreign individuals, corporations and governments — can now funnel money into U.S. politics thanks to the 2010 Citizens United decision.

This is not hypothetical. The Intercept proved that a California corporation owned by Chinese citizens donated $1.3 million to Right to Rise USA, the main Super PAC supporting Jeb Bush’s presidential campaign. How much other foreign money is flowing through the Citizens United loophole is unknown.