The White House has released an “ASMR” video in which illegal immigrants who have received over 70 million views within 24 hours have been deported.
Caption of the video “ASMR: Illegal Deportation Flight”, Official White House X Account Posted on Tuesday afternoon.
ASMR, or “autonomous sensory meridian response,” refers to the sensation of stimulation felt in response to a particular abnormal sound.
The video was first shared Tuesday by the Seattle office of the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency.
“Removal flights. Undocumented groups of aliens fly from Seattle as part of the process of finalizing their return to their country,” the caption reads.
The 41-second clip featuring words opens with a shot of an officer standing behind the immigrant in a shackle, as if he were rolling the collar of a jacket or hooded sweatshirt.
It shows that the Icewindbreaker Jacket officials have subsequently identified him as a member of the Agency's Enforcement and Removal Operations Unit.
Other shots in the video include one of the immigrants in handcuffs, with ankles seen passing the officer in chains.
Another shot shows a close-up of another man stitched in handcuffs and another migrant's legs chained together as he boards an aircraft waiting up stairs.
The clip was first reposted by the official White House X account without commentary before 12:30pm on Tuesday.
Within 90 minutes, the account posted an edited version of the clip advertised as “ASMR.”
Elon Musk immediately reposted an edited version of the White House, writing “Haha Wow” along with it.
Tesla's CEO helped President Donald Trump crack down on undocumented immigrants as part of his second term at the White House.
“We're starting the process of returning millions of criminal foreigners to where they came,” Trump said in an inauguration speech last month.
Some X users supported video. Written by one X user. I love this! ”
“Thank you, please send everything back,” wrote two seconds.
However, some comments were also critical of the way the video was shared with captions that were considered many captions, even if they supported Trump's immigration policy.
“I think you can become a breach of illegal immigrant, but I still think this is odd at best,” wrote one X user.
“We can enforce the law without making it a sight and humiliating person,” the second added.
