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White House Unveils Online Games About Deporting Migrants

From Delfi · () Lithuanian

Translated from Lithuanian and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • The White House introduced online games featuring migrant deportations and wall construction.
  • One game depicts a digital U.S. Border Patrol chief pursuing migrants near the Mexico border, while another resembles Tetris and is called โ€œBuild the Wall.โ€
  • Human rights advocates condemned the games as dehumanizing, while the White House said they highlight the presidentโ€™s achievements and contrast them with the Democratsโ€™ vision.

The White House has introduced online video games that let players deport migrants and build a wall, prompting criticism from human rights advocates.

In one game, a digital head of the U.S. Border Patrol chases migrants near the Mexico border. Another, called โ€œBuild the Wall,โ€ resembles Tetris, the classic computer game in which players arrange falling shapes.

Human rights defenders criticized the games, saying they dehumanize migrants. They also said the games show a lack of seriousness from the administration.

The White House defended the games as a way to showcase the presidentโ€™s achievements. It also said they demonstrate the difference between the administrationโ€™s approach and the Democratsโ€™ vision.

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