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Published 15:22 24 Dec 2025 GMT
Updated 15:22 24 Dec 2025 GMT

The White House has shared a bizarre AI-generated video on its official X (formerly Twitter) account, where US President Donald Trump is seen reading from a “naughty list”.
In the video, Trump is seen reading the names of “criminal illegal aliens” from the “naughty list”, as he is seated in a festive setting, with a Christmas tree, cookies and milk nearby.
The clip, which is accompanied by soothing ambient music, was marked as “live” and is titled “Lo-fi Criminal Illegal Alien Naughty List”.
“BREAKING: Santa's Naughty List — the WORST of the worst, Lo-fi edition. No coal. Just deportation”, The White House captioned the video.
Severe alleged offenses are linked to the names which Trump is seen reading in the AI-generated clip.
They include human enslavement, homicide and trafficking.
Social media users expressed fury over the recently posted clip. “Another unhinged post by the White House”, was the comment of one user.
Another X user commented: “You guys have singlehandedly destroyed a country's reputation 249 years in the making. Great work.”
In a separate post, The White House account posted an AI-generated poster of the 1993 animated film The Nightmare Before Christmas, where it urged illegal immigrants to self-deport voluntarily.
The administration captioned the post: “Avoid the Nightmare Before Christmas! Self-deport voluntarily using the CBP Home app before Dec 31, 2025 — get up to $3,000, and have the opportunity to return the LEGAL way.”
The US administration has significantly increased its social media presence, ever since Trump returned to The White House, often sharing content that is mocking in nature.
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