The Department of Homeland Security launched a multimillion-dollar advertising campaign on Tuesday directed at those who try and come to the United States illegally, saying: Don’t try it.
There are two versions of the ad, according to the DHS. One is set to run domestically, and the other is set to run internationally.
The domestic version of the ad has DHS Secretary Kristi Noem praising President Donald Trump for “securing the border.”
The ads will run on radio, broadcast and digital, in multiple countries and regions, and in various dialects, according to DHS.
Ads will be hyper-targeted, including through social media, text message and digital to reach illegal migrants in the interior of the United States and abroad, according to DHS.
The international version of the ad warns those who try and enter illegally will be “caught and removed.”
Posted by John3262005
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The party of fiscal responsibility everyone.
I suppose this is pretty much the zenith of Noem’s ability to look like she’s doing something. So there’s that.
The eternal quest to solve perceived problems by being an asshole to people you hate.
Once again, do nothing and declare victory.
i have some waste of money in the government to show you, doge!
“I was going to cross the border during the Trump administration, but this bimbo’s ad made me reconsider”