White House launches Arcade.gov with game that lets players 'deport' migrants
Summary
The White House launched a new website called Arcade.gov that features five arcade-style games promoting President Donald Trump’s policies. Some of the games focus on border security, including one where players "deport" migrants along the U.S.-Mexico border.Key Facts
- The website Arcade.gov was created by the White House and includes five classic-style computer games.
- The games are named "Flappy Bill," "Build the Wall," "Rio Run," "Supply Line," and "Trump Savings Tycoon."
- In "Rio Run," players simulate deporting migrants along the Rio Grande border.
- "Build the Wall" is a game where players defend the border from zombies.
- The White House described the games as a way to promote the President’s achievements and appeal to Americans.
- The Tetris Company denied involvement and said they take copyright seriously regarding "Build the Wall."
- Some politicians, like Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett, criticized the games, saying the government should focus on real issues like affordable groceries.
- The White House did not answer questions about the costs or contractors involved in making the games.
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