The White House launched five video games on September 3 that allow players to deport migrants and build a border wall. ^[1] The White House announced five arcade-style games on its website on Thursday to promote President Donald Trump's policy agenda. ^[2] A game called Rio Run features a digital version of U.S. Border Patrol chief Tom Homan pursuing migrants of various skin tones along the Rio Grande. ^[3] A Tetris-based game titled Build the Wall instructs players to 'Protect the border from the approaching horde'. ^[4] The White House stated in a press release that the games are an attempt to accentuate the contrast between a culture of fun and victory and the 'dark socialist vision' that Democrats have for the United States. ^[5] Economists say that tariff policies, cuts to food assistance programmes, and the expiration of Affordable Care Act tax credits have compounded the squeeze on household budgets. ^[6] Reporting by Texas Public Radio indicates the war on Iran has kept the Strait of Hormuz closed for nearly six months, disrupting global supplies of oil and natural gas. ^[7] The games include 'Build the Wall,' 'Rio Run,' 'Supply Line,' 'Flappy Bill,' and 'Trump Savings Tycoon,' each referencing specific administration policies. ^[8]