White House Removes Anti-Immigration Tetris Clone After Copyright Complaint

The White House removed an anti-immigration-themed adaptation of Tetris from its website over the weekend, following a statement from The Tetris Company disavowing any involvement and citing copyright infringement. The game, titled 'Build the Wall,' asked players to stop a 'Zombie Border siege' by stacking Tetris-style bricks, but with a twist: the blocks do not disappear when a line is completed, resulting in an impassable barrier. This change made the gameplay uninteresting and led to a 'Border Breached' message when the blocks filled the well. The move comes after criticism from Amerika Garcia Grewal, co-director of Texas migrant rights group Frontera Federation, who stated that the game's makers have lost touch with what it means to be human and care for others.