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White House creates video game about immigrant deportations

Notícias de Coimbra4 September 2026 at 07:23

The White House created a video game that simulates deportations of illegal immigrants. The game was launched as part of a communication strategy by the North American administration regarding its immigration policy.

The video game aims to portray the process of identifying and removing immigrants without legal documents in the United States. The initiative comes at a time of intense political debate about immigration in the country.

The White House justified the creation of the game stating that the initiative "further highlights the contrast" between the administration's approach and previous policies. However, the article does not specify which contrast is referred to or the complete details of the criticisms made.

The creation of the video game generated divided reactions, with supporters of the measure highlighting educational transparency and critics considering the initiative dehumanizing. The article was published by the Expresso newspaper.

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