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    Homeland Security Compares ICE Raids to Bagging Pokemon in Social Media Post: 'Gotta Catch 'Em All' - Latin Times

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    Homeland Security Sparks Outrage With Pokémon Raid Video - Evrim Ağacı

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    DHS leans into propaganda with militaristic action videos - CNN

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    ICE is co-opting 'Halo' to demonize immigrants - Mashable

    Google News

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    Homeland Security Slams Chappell Roan, Tells Her to 'Get a Grip' After Singer Criticizes ICE in Rose Bowl Concert - Latin Times

    Google News

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    White House posts 'Call of Duty' clips to official account amid U.S. war with Iran - Mashable

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    DHS Defends Social Media Post Using Song Linked to Far-Right Extremists: 'Go Outside, Touch Grass, and Get a Grip' - Latin Times

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    Comedian With MAGA Ties Pushes Back on DHS' Use of His Image: 'Keep Me Out of Your Banger Deportation Videos' - Latin Times

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