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The White House has created a new website that initially appears to share declassified details, but as visitors scroll down, it is clear that the term "aliens" does not refer to beings from outer space; rather, it pertains to foreign individuals who have entered the United States unlawfully. The site features unsettling green text stating, "They walk among us." It claims, "For 60 years, the U. S. government has kept a well-kept secret. Foreign individuals have been living among us, residing in our communities, and engaging with us in our everyday activities. " "With one exception - they should not be here. " The website, named Aliens.gov, resembles a space-themed platform for immigration enforcement and showcases a map of the U. S. highlighting "alien arrests. " The information on this site is set to be refreshed and will also be available on the White House app.

"Millions arrived unnoticed and became part of our society. Numerous presidents, members of Congress, and high-ranking officials were aware of what was occurring. Instead of safeguarding American citizens, they opted to hide it and even facilitate the influx," the new website claims. It then asserts that only one individual "had the bravery to reveal the truth. " It mentions that U. S. President Donald Trump has warned about the threats "aliens" pose to Americans.

"If you have seen an alien abduction, remain calm. The alien is in safe hands. We will ensure its well-being… and return it home safely," the website concludes. There is also a section on the site where visitors can "report unusual aliens. " The American Immigration Council noted that as of mid-January, there were 73,000 individuals in Immigration and Customs Enforcement detention centers throughout the United States.