On Monday, the White House prominently displayed 100 posters along its driveway, each featuring individuals the administration claims are unauthorized migrants arrested for committing crimes.
The display, organized by the Trump administration, is part of a broader effort to highlight illegal immigration as a national security concern. Officials said the posters represent only a fraction of the crimes allegedly committed by undocumented migrants across the United States.
Critics argue the move could unfairly stigmatize immigrants and inflame anti-immigrant sentiment, while supporters see it as an urgent reminder of the need for stronger border controls.
The dramatic visual comes amid heightened debates over immigration policies leading up to the 2025 election season.