Controversial Valentine’s Day message from the White House: “If you come illegally, we’ll deport you”
The White House sparked a heated debate among social media users with a striking message shared on their social media account on Valentine’s Day, February 14.
The controversial message shared by the White House on Valentine’s Day caused a stir.
The official Instagram post included the message, “Roses are red, violets are blue, if you come illegally, we’ll deport you,” accompanied by photos of President Donald Trump and former border guard Tom Homan on a pink background. This post, considered to use inappropriate language for Valentine’s Day, was met with negative comments from many social media users.
“THE PERSON BEHIND THIS POST SHOULD BE FIRED”
One user commented, “Whoever manages this page should be fired.” Another individual expressed their criticism by saying, “Very amateurish and disgusting.”
Many people expressed their disappointment, stating that the message shared by the White House was unprofessional. While reflecting a tough stance on illegal immigrants in America, this message also faced a widespread backlash on social media.
THE LARGEST DEPORTATION OPERATION
During his election campaign, President-elect Donald Trump promised to carry out the largest deportation operation in US history. After taking office, Trump announced the removal of the CBP One application, which allowed legal migration, and ordered the preparation of a facility in Guantanamo Bay for the supervision of “criminal immigrants” who enter the country irregularly.
Trump aimed to end the flow of irregular immigrants at the border with strict measures, signing a new executive order to enhance security measures on the US-Mexico border and deciding to send an additional 1,500 troops to the border.
