Trump-Gov. launches games to expel illegal immigrants: Players will be chased and caught; Mexico will build a wall on the border

US President Donald Trump's White House has launched an online video games website. In which players can chase illegal immigrants and catch them, deport them and build a wall on the US-Mexico border. One of the games on the website 'Rio Run' is based on the classic 'Snake'. In which the digital character of US Border President Tom Homan chases tourists near the Rio Grande River. The second game is 'Build the Wall'. In which players build a wall on the US-Mexico border by joining blocks. The game reads, "Protect the border from the incoming crowd." The White House said that a way to bring achievements to the people The White House's X account posted a video that matched the 'Make America Great Again' (MAGA) logo. It read, "Can't stop winning. Build a wall. Deport. Fill out the Trump account." The White House said that through these games, the president's achievements and policies are being conveyed to the people in a way that they can easily understand and connect with. Human rights organizations criticize Human rights organizations began to criticize the White House as soon as the games were launched. "The administration has been playing with people's lives for a long time, now it has turned it into a real video game," said Garcia Grewal, co-director of the Frontera Federation in Eagle Pass, Texas. Adriana Jaso, program coordinator for AMIGOS San Diego Community, an organization that works on the border, said the games show a lack of seriousness in the administration's approach. "Tourists are being dehumanized and made a joke, while people are dying in detention centers," he said. "It portrays the issue as if it's a game, when in reality it's not."