00:00The White House built a deportation video game and put it on a federal website.
00:05Here's what's happening.
00:06Five new games launched at whitehouse.gov slash arcade,
00:09and every one of them is a reskin of a game millennials and Gen Z grew up on.
00:13Start with Build the Wall.
00:15It's Tetris, except you're stacking a border wall against the coming horde.
00:19Supply Line has you sorting school lunches to make America healthy again.
00:23Trump Savings Tycoon has you catch cash to fill your kid's Trump accounts.
00:27Flappy Bill, a reskin of Flappy Bird, has you fly an eagle down the National Mall holding a bill.
00:33And one slot is still empty, saved for a new adventure.
00:36But the one everyone's talking about is Rio Run.
00:39It's Snake, with a figure CNN and Euronews identify as border czar Tom Homan.
00:44You catch a migrant, and the sprite switches into an orange prison jumpsuit and follows in line behind you.
00:50The White House says this project is an effort to further contrast a culture of fun and winning
00:54with the dark socialist vision Democrats have for America.
00:58Texas State Representative Jessica Gonzalez said on X,
01:02Trump's White House literally built video games on a government website
01:05before doing anything to solve America's affordability crisis.
01:08But what do you think? Are you playing these games?
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