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the passage describes a White House-branded website (\u201caliens.gov\u201d) that uses alien-themed messaging to make a political point. It claims that for decades the U.S. government has hidden the presence of \u201caliens\u201d living among people, guided by the idea that \u201cthay do not belong here.\u201d As users scroll, it becomes clearer that the \u201caliens\u201d are portrayed as illegal immigrants (\u201cThey weren\u2019t little green men\u201d), urging viewers to \u201cSecure the border\u201d and \u201cDeport them all.\u201d <\/p>\n

It also includes interactive elements<\/a> such as an \u201cAlien Arrest Map\u201d tied to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrests and quotes\/posts from \u201cThe White House\u201d social accounts. The embedded HTML includes various scripts and site components (including advertisement placeholders and a form\/captcha snippet for submitting corrections<\/a>), but the main content centers on reframing \u201cUFO\/alien\u201d curiosity into an argument about illegal immigration and border enforcement. <\/p>\n