The White House has developed several video games, including titles simulating the apprehension and deportation of migrants, drawing condemnation from human rights organizations. "Rio Run" mimics the game Snake, tasking players with chasing migrants along the Rio Grande, while "Build the Wall" resembles Tetris, focusing on constructing a border wall. Critics, like the Frontera Federation, express disgust, stating the games trivialize the real-life struggles of migrants and represent a callous approach to human life. These games are seen as promoting the Trump administration’s restrictive immigration policies, which have led to a significant increase in deportations and detentions. Recent reports reveal dozens of deaths within ICE detention centers, and hundreds of thousands have been held in harsh conditions. This follows earlier controversies involving the unauthorized use of popular culture, like Pokémon and references to Jay-Z, to promote the administration’s agenda.