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Trump Launches UFO-Themed Immigration Site Aliens.gov

The site shows live ICE arrest data and a tip line, while critics say it uses UFO imagery to dehumanize immigrants.

  • The White House launched a highly provocative new webpage titled "ALIENS," featuring a counter tracking thousands of "encounters" alongside a live, interactive map detailing arrests by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
  • The site uses theatrical framing to link recent UFO transparency pushes to immigration, leading with sensational slogans like "THEY WALK AMONG US" and "THEY WEREN'T LITTLE GREEN MEN" before clarifying that the terms refer explicitly to undocumented immigrants.
  • A prominent feature on the page prompts visitors to report "suspicious aliens" by providing a direct link and phone number to the official ICE tip line. The rollout coordinates with a separate, searchable Department of Homeland Security platform called "Worst of the Worst," which aggregates and displays the names, photos, nationalities, and criminal histories of arrested individuals.
  • The administration framed the digital campaigns as a victory for public transparency regarding its mass deportation initiatives, while immigration advocacy groups and critics immediately condemned the websites for weaponizing federal resources to dehumanize immigrant communities.
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A new website has just been launched by the White House in the United States: aliens.gov. Visually presented as a platform on alien phenomena, its content is in fact entirely devoted to the control of irregular immigration to the United States.

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The Daily Wire broke the news in Nashville, United States on Thursday, May 28, 2026.
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