This week, the White House turned deportations, border walls, and a savings plan named after the president into playable video games on a taxpayer-funded federal website, blurring the line between government messaging and campaign-style promotion on public infrastructure.
Called Arcade, the collection of five low-resolution games went live on Thursday on the official White House website. A White House official said the site was built to 'tell the story' of President Donald Trump's agenda and to contrast his policies with those of Democrats.
