Archive · 31 Jul 2025
White House Deportation Video Sparks Controversy Online
The White House made a video about deporting people, using a funny sound clip from a British airline ad that's used in memes.
The clip also included a part of Jess Glynne's song.
Many people online got upset because they felt the video was making fun of a serious situation.
Jess Glynne also said she didn't like her song being used because her music is about love and positivity, not division.
The Trump administration uses memes to communicate, which has sparked mixed reactions.
White House used a viral advertisement sound with Jess Glynne's song in a video about ICE deportations.
The video referenced the 'Jet2 holiday' social media trend, portraying deportation as a 'one-way trip'.
Singer Jess Glynne expressed disapproval, stating her music is about love and positivity.
The White House video has garnered significant views and sparked online outrage.
This is not the first time the Trump administration has used memes on its social media.
- Who
- The White House, ICE, Jess Glynne, and social media users.
- What
- The White House released a video using a viral advertisement sound clip, featuring Jess Glynne's song, that was about ICE deportations.
- When
- The event took place recently.
- Where
- The event occurred in the United States and on social media.
- Why
- The White House used the video as part of its communications strategy to share information about deportation.
Jess Glynne's Perspective
White House's Stance
Music's Purpose
Jess Glynne's Perspective
Her music promotes love and unity.
White House's Stance
The White House used her song to promote its immigration enforcement policies.
- Singer
- Jess Glynne
- Song Used
- 'Hold My Hand'
- Administration
- Trump
- Theme
- ICE Deportations
- Video Format
- Meme
- Views
- Over 11 Million
