en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_stand-up_comedians

This list is introduced as a list of stand-up comedians from the United States, so including Trevor Noah implies he is from the U.S. But reliable sources identify him as South African, not American.

• CBS News describes Noah as "not American" and says "He's from South Africa, where he grew up under apartheid."
• Noah's own official site says his memoir is "Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood," says he is launching Amazon Prime Video's first South African original, and says his foundation serves youth in South Africa.

Those sources contradict the implication that Trevor Noah is a U.S. stand-up comedian by origin.

The page defines itself as a list of stand-up comedians from the United States, but multiple reliable sources place Russell Peters in Canada, not the U.S.

• The City of Brampton's official profile says Peters was "Born in Brampton" and "raised in Brampton," and notes that he began performing in Toronto.
• The Los Angeles Times describes him as "The Canadian-born comic".

Peters has performed extensively in the U.S. and lives in California, but those facts do not make him "from the United States" as this list claims.

The list claims to cover stand-up comedians from the United States. But JJ Whitehead's comedy bio says otherwise.

• The Laugh Factory bio says Whitehead is a regular at festivals in "his home country of Canada".
• The same bio says his 2012 shows were performed near where he "grew up in Halifax Nova Scotia."

Those details directly contradict the implication that Whitehead is from the United States.