The White House recently removed a "Build the Wall" game from its official MAGA-themed online arcade. The game, which featured players stacking blocks to construct a barrier along the southern border to block incoming creatures, was taken down after The Tetris Company raised concerns about copyright infringement. According to reports, the game's mechanics were found to be too similar to those used in the classic game Tetris.

The removal highlights the intersection of digital content creation and intellectual property law within government-hosted platforms. While the game was intended to reflect specific political messaging regarding border security, its removal was prompted by legal pressure rather than a change in policy or messaging strategy. The Tetris Company, which holds the rights to the iconic puzzle game, took issue with the unauthorized use of their game design elements. The White House has not issued a detailed statement regarding the future of the arcade or whether other games will be reviewed for similar intellectual property concerns.