TRUMP CANCELS CHRISTMAS: Santa DEPORTED!

TRUMP CANCELS CHRISTMAS: Santa DEPORTED!

A chillingly surreal image has emerged this holiday season: Santa Claus, reimagined as a federal agent. U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement released a brief, AI-generated video transforming the beloved figure into a stark symbol of border enforcement.

The video depicts a Father Christmas unlike any seen before. He’s still recognizable with his white beard and traditional suit, but now clad in a red bulletproof vest emblazoned with “ICE” and tactical fingerless gloves. The festive image is immediately undercut by a sense of foreboding.

The scene shifts to Santa, hat firmly in place, handcuffing a man. Flashing lights from police cars illuminate the arrest, a grim contrast to the warmth traditionally associated with Christmas. The video doesn’t shy away from its message.

Ice released an AI-generated video depicting Father Christmas as an immigration enforcement officer who arrested illegal immigrants. Here, Santa is pictured wearing a bullet-proof vest with 'Ice' written across the front.

ICE is offering a startling incentive: $3,000 to individuals who voluntarily leave the United States before the year’s end. The video showcases people boarding a plane marked “ICE Air,” Santa holding a clipboard as they file on.

The message is direct: “Self-deport today… earn $3,000 and spend Christmas at home with loved ones.” This “holiday incentive,” as it’s termed, is a significant escalation of previous efforts to encourage voluntary departure.

Department of Homeland Security officials have stated the self-deportation stipend has been tripled as part of this campaign. The offer includes a free flight back to an individual’s country of origin.

Ice released an AI-generated video depicting Father Christmas as an immigration enforcement officer who arrested illegal immigrants.

One official stated bluntly that those who don’t take advantage of the offer will be apprehended and barred from future entry. The tone is uncompromising, a stark departure from traditional holiday messaging.

This isn’t the first time the U.S. government has experimented with AI-generated content. Previous examples included disturbing depictions of current events, raising questions about the use of such technology for official communication.

The video, already viewed hundreds of thousands of times, has sparked considerable reaction. It represents a dramatic and unsettling shift in how immigration enforcement is being presented to the public, particularly during a time typically associated with goodwill and compassion.