White House Faces Backlash Over Valentine's Day Post Targeting Migrants

A controversial social media post by Trump's administration uses a rhyming message to emphasize its hardline immigration stance.

The White House shared a Valentine's Day card on social media featuring a rhyming message threatening deportation for undocumented migrants.
The card, set against a pink background with hearts, included portraits of President Donald Trump and Tom Homan, his appointee overseeing mass deportations.
The message read: 'Roses are red, Violets are blue, Come here illegally, And we’ll deport you,' sparking strong reactions online.
Critics, including public figures like actress Alyssa Milano, condemned the post as insensitive and dehumanizing, while Trump supporters widely praised it.
The post aligns with Trump's ongoing efforts to promote stringent immigration policies and mass deportation programs during his presidency.