The US launched a website in which it compares illegal immigrants to aliens: “They were not little green men, they are aliens”

To announce the launch of this new page, the US Government published a video on its X account, with a careful “sci-fi” aesthetic, in which a supposed immigrant is abducted by a flying saucer and placed on the other side of a great wall, which imitates the one that the president Donald Trump He ordered construction on the border with Mexico.

This supposed immigrant is what the Trump Government wants to identify as an alien, playing with the double meaning of the term “alien” in English, which means alien, but also foreign.

The portal opens with text that runs in the same way as the one that prefaced the Star Wars saga films, with blocks of text that appear as users scroll while stars fall in the background.

“They walk among us,” the website https://www.whitehouse.gov/aliens/ indicates, adding that “for 60 years, the US government has jealously guarded a secret. Aliens have been walking among us, living in our neighborhoods and interacting with us in our daily lives. They have shopped in the same stores, attended the same classes as our children and lived seemingly normal human lives.”

The text points out that “countless presidents, congressmen and high officials” knew what was happening, but preferred to “cover it up and even accelerate the invasion.” And take the opportunity to praise the figure of Trump.

“Until one man finally had the courage to tell the truth. Bold. Without remorse. Without fear. President Trump was the first to denounce the real danger that aliens pose to every American family, every community and the future of our nation,” he adds.

The site also encourages Americans to report “aliens.” There it is stated: “They were not little green men. These aliens are the millions of illegal immigrants.”

And he adds a reference to the successful The X-Files when he says that “The truth is no longer out there”, contradicting one of the traditional slogans of the science fiction series.

After crossing the first half of the site, at the bottom of the page appears a counter that shows the number of so-called “encounters” made in real time, a figure that amounts to 3.1 million and continues to increase, along with an interactive map of the country.

The interactive map, titled “Alien Arrest Map Live” (Live Map of Alien Arrests) allows users to move the cursor over different regions of the US to see how many arrests were made in each location and the nationalities of those detained.

The new map does not specify the time period of the captures, but due to the figure it could be the data disclosed by the Department of Homeland Security in a report that includes the arrests from September 2024 to April of this year.