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White House Posts MAGA-Branded Video Game Parody to Promote Deportations

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The White House shared a video on its official X account featuring a parody of the iconic Sega logo, rebranded as 'MAGA'. The video appears to be part of an effort to promote the Trump administration's immigration enforcement and deportation agenda. The post uses gaming-style imagery to deliver a political message to a broad online audience. It reflects the administration's continued use of social media and pop culture references to amplify its policy positions.

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