Trump draws backlash for ‘embarrassing’ arcade games released by White House

Jump to contentAllNewsSportCultureLifestyleThe games include topics like border enforcement, where players can build a border wall in "Build The Wall" or deport immigrants along the Rio Grande in "Rio Run” (AP)The White House launched a new online arcade section on its official website, featuring five games that promote President Donald Trump's agenda. The games include topics like border enforcement, where players can build a border wall in "Build The Wall" or deport immigrants along the Rio Grande in "Rio Run." Other games promote administration initiatives such as removing processed foods from school lunches in "Supply Line" and managing child investment accounts in "Trump Savings Tycoon." The White House announced the launch on social media platform X with the caption "Can't stop winning," promising a sixth game. Public response on social media has been mixed, with critics condemning the gamification of serious issues like immigration while supporters praised the initiative. In fullWhite House launches new arcade website where users can build the border wall and make school meals MAHA-friendlyMore bulletinsThank you for registeringPlease refresh the page or navigate to another page on the site to be automatically logged inPlease refresh your browser to be logged in

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