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White House website debuts 5 low-res arcade video games that promote Trump's agenda

The five browser games include immigration themes and drew criticism as dehumanizing while the White House said they promote its priorities.

  • The White House launched a website featuring five retro-style arcade games promoting President Trump's policy agenda, including themes of immigration and border enforcement.
  • One game, 'Build the Wall,' resembles Tetris and tasks players with stacking bricks to build a border wall, prompting copyright concerns from The Tetris Company.
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Retro games have been used to support Trump's anti-immigrant policies.

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Expulsion of migrants... by playing "Snake". This is the principle of the new video game put online by the White House, Thursday, September 3. The player plays Tom Homan,... The article United States: The White House launches a video game where you have to expel as many migrants as possible has appeared first on Current Values.

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Ejecting migrants and building the wall at the border with Mexico become online video games on the official website of the White House. The Trump administration launched Arcade, a collection of five retro-style games dedicated to some of the central points of its political agenda. In Rio Run, inspired by Snake, the player controls the border czar Tom Homan and chases along the Rio Grande some figures representing migrants to be stopped and expel…

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24 heures broke the news in Montreal, Canada on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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