The White House has launched games about Trump's policies. Players are invited to catch migrants and build a wall on the border

The White House has posted five video games on its website dedicated to the policies of US President Donald Trump and events associated with him, reports. Classic arcade games were used as the basis.

In the first game, Flappy Bill, which references the mobile game Flappy Bird, the player must control a bald eagle carrying a new bill in its talons.

In Build the Wall, inspired by Tetris, the user is prompted to build a wall from falling pieces to "protect the border from the oncoming horde."

The third game, Rio Run, is also dedicated to migration policy and replicates Snake. The player must "patrol the line" along the Rio Grande River in Texas and collect "all border violators in the area," earning points for deportations. The "patroller" icon depicts an elderly white man in a blue tie, while the "violators" are shown as people with different skin colors. Once a "violator" is caught, an orange jumpsuit appears on them—a reference to the uniform given to detained undocumented migrants in some US detention centers.

In Supply Line, the player must remove products with dyes and food additives from a conveyor belt so they do not end up in a school lunch. The game's motto is "Make America Healthy Again."

In the final game, Trump Savings Tycoon, players must use a net to catch cash and diamonds flying into the Reflecting Pool in Washington to "top up children's 'Trump accounts'." This refers to Trump's initiative under which the US Department of the Treasury will transfer $1,000 to the investment savings accounts of all children born between 2025 and 2028.

The Reflecting Pool was not chosen by chance: in 2026, Trump initiated its reconstruction and later repeatedly accused vandals of damaging the reservoir's renovated lining.