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The pure has created him A website that insults and compares immigrants external what to say Immigration and Customs Enforcement has arrested nearly half a million people in nearly 12,000 cities and towns in the United States. In 715 of the places listed, the place indicates that one of the people arrested was born in the United States. In 83 places, every person arrested is said to be American.
The White House unveiled the website, Aliens.gov, on Thursday after teasing the launch of X with a 10-second video titled “They walk among us,” which made many users question the announcement about UFOs-a topic that continues to reveal the Trump administration that released two. release of default files early May. The site became part of a political theater aimed at denigrating immigrants and casting those arrested by the Trump administration as secret aliens in a UFO conspiracy.
This site contains information about people who are arrested for a crime at any location. People in 3,159 places are accused of “Immigration.” In 1,082 places – inclusive Chicago and Minneapolis-One of the crimes the detainees are said to have committed is “Public Peace,” a group of sentences that include unlawful assembly and disorderly conduct.
In more than one-fifth of the area that the site shows as built-up area, no crimes are recorded. Puerto Rico, a US territory inhabited by American citizens, is depicted on the site as a separate territory; In one column, the site mentions only Puerto Rico among the foreign countries from which the arrests were made.
The White House said WIRED’s request for comment did not reach its inbox until two hours after it was sent by reporters. It did not respond to WIRED’s inquiries.
Trump’s administration has repeatedly said that ICE is following “the worst,” but the design collapsed due to the amount of ICE data, dumped by several government agencies, such as. TRAC and Deportation Data Project. An April report from the Deportation Data Project found that ICE arrests of non-criminals have increased significantly compared to six months prior to the Trump administration. In October, ProPublica reported that immigration has arrested or detained more than 170 US citizens.
Some places listed on Aliens.gov don’t look like cities or towns at all. One “area” in the dataset is an Ohio address that matches that of a state-run prison.
The website was originally registered by the Executive Office of the President in March, according to at 404 Media. At the time, there was speculation that the site would have a history of aliens and UFOs, as President Trump was. he promised breaking new ground in the February Truth Social post. Hopefully, WIRED installed a script to check when the site was launched.
One of the first things visitors to the site see is a counter marked “encounters,” which shows how many illegal arrests have been made since Trump took office. The counter is false. The starting number — 3,129,580 — is handwritten on the website, and its upward trajectory is created by a calculator triggered by the visitor’s browser, according to WIRED’s analysis of the site’s code. The number does not match any threat published by immigration authorities and is seven times higher than that the actual number of ICE arrests from January 2025.
