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The Trump administration released several violent and satirical propaganda videos on Halloween, involving the detention of immigrants, fighting enemies, and criminal propaganda, which drew condemnation from the outside world.
President of the United Statestrump the government isHalloween The release of several violent-style propaganda videos, high-profile promotion of law enforcement agencies detaining immigrants, and promotion of the US military to kill foreign “enemies” led to widespread condemnation in the outside world, which considered the relevant content extremely offensive and racist.
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which is leading a large-scale deportation campaign against undocumented immigrants, uploaded a one-minute short video to the social platform X, with the background music set to the late King of Pop Michael Jackson’s classic song “Thriller,” Agence France-Presse reported.
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The video begins with a series of scenes of classic horror film characters, and then switches to scenes of the arrest and detention of immigrants, with subtitles such as “This man is wanted on suspicion of murder.”
At the same time, the US Department of Defense also released a black-and-white short film on the X platform with the text “Enter America’s enemies”. It includes footage of missile launches and military operations, including Trump’s pledge to kill drug dealers and a stern statement from Secretary of War Pete Hegseth that “We will kill anyone who dares to kill Americans.”
The FBI released an animated short film in which director Kash Patel is portrayed as a caricature, and the song was also adapted to the tune of “Thriller” to promote officers’ so-called crime reduction statistics.
The White House and Trump himself have a history of posting inflammatory content on social media to mock political opponents and anger critics.
However, these types of propaganda videos targeting undocumented immigrants have been widely condemned by public opinion, and criticized as extremely offensive and spreading racist ideas.
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The controversial videos were released primarily by ICE, the US Department of Defense, and the FBI. The content included the detention of immigrants, military attacks on enemies, and promotion of crime rate reduction in the form of animations, respectively.
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The film ICE was based on Michael Jackson’s “Thriller” and featured scenes of arrest and detention of immigrants along with creepy characters. It also included wanted subtitles and was criticized for mocking undocumented immigrants.
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Public opinion believes that these videos are not only provocative and violent, but also deliberately humiliate undocumented immigrants and even spread racist ideas, leading to widespread condemnation.
