White House Launches Arcade Games on Immigration, Health, and Savings

The White House debuted a new arcade site featuring games about building a border wall and making MAHA-compliant school meals.

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The White House launched a new arcade website on Thursday featuring five games promoting President Donald Trump's agenda. ^[1] The game 'Rio Run' tasks players as Border Patrol agents moving along the Rio Grande to pick up immigrants and deport them. ^[2] The game 'Supply Line' requires players to sort school lunch foods to align with President Donald Trump's 'Make America Healthy Again' movement by removing items with seed oils and additives. ^[3] The new games include 'Build The Wall,' where players position blocks to block creatures from crossing a border. ^[4] The five games in the collection are designed to promote different aspects of President Donald Trump's political agenda. ^[5] The game 'Build the Wall' is a clone of the classic game 'Tetris' that transforms gameplay into an effort to 'protect the border from the approaching horde'. ^[6] The game 'Flappy Bill' features an eagle carrying a bill of legislation through the National Mall monuments in the style of the defunct game 'Flappy Bird'. ^[7]

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The White House launched a new arcade website on Thursday featuring five games promoting President Donald Trump's agenda. · The Independent

The game 'Rio Run' tasks players as Border Patrol agents moving along the Rio Grande to pick up immigrants and deport them. · The Independent

The game 'Supply Line' requires players to sort school lunch foods to align with President Donald Trump's 'Make America Healthy Again' movement by removing items with seed oils and additives. · The Independent

The new games include 'Build The Wall,' where players position blocks to block creatures from crossing a border. · The Independent

The five games in the collection are designed to promote different aspects of President Donald Trump's political agenda. · El Informador

The game 'Build the Wall' is a clone of the classic game 'Tetris' that transforms gameplay into an effort to 'protect the border from the approaching horde'. · El Informador

The game 'Flappy Bill' features an eagle carrying a bill of legislation through the National Mall monuments in the style of the defunct game 'Flappy Bird'. · El Informador

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