In a move that has both infuriated the left and left the internet in stitches, the Trump White House released a savage new video on Friday warning illegal aliens about the consequences of remaining in the country unlawfully—and doing it with no shortage of trolling.
As previously reported by The Gateway Pundit, the Trump Administration earlier this year overhauled the notorious CBP One app—originally used by the Biden regime to funnel millions of illegals into the United States. In March, it was announced the app had been repurposed and rebranded as the CBP Home App to streamline the process of self-deportation.
The Department of Homeland Security also recently revoked the illegal parole status of nearly one million aliens who fraudulently entered the country under Biden’s disastrous border policies by booking fake “appointments” through CBP One.
When the new program launched, President Trump himself issued a stern but cheeky warning:
“They can self-deport the easy way—or they can get deported the hard way.”
Since then, the administration has rolled out a series of increasingly blunt messages aimed directly at the illegal alien population.
But the latest White House video might be the best yet.
In the new clip, a supposed illegal alien lounges on a camouflage couch inside a camper trailer, flipping through TV channels as government warnings flash across the screen. He shrugs off the alerts—until ICE agents come knocking at his door.
The video then cuts to a shot of his phone, where the CBP Home App is open, inviting him to voluntarily deport himself to the cheerful tune of John Denver’s “Take Me Home, Country Roads.”
Trolling level: Legendary.
However, one glaring irony stands out: the individual featured in the video is a White male—a detail that many viewers immediately pointed out doesn’t exactly match the demographic reality. When you look at ICE arrests of violent illegals and foreign gang members, how many of them are White? Very few, if any.
Nonetheless, the humor, the messaging, and the unmistakable “America First” tone made the video an instant hit among Trump supporters.
The White House posted the new ad directly on X (formerly Twitter), embedding President Trump’s earlier March warning for full effect.
As Trump’s message made crystal clear:
Illegals now have a choice. Leave peacefully—or face the full force of American law.
And the clock is ticking.
