
The game 'Build the Wall' was a browser-based game where players would stack bricks to build a wall along the US-Mexico border, based on the Trump administration's immigration policies.
The game's removal appears to be in response to public pushback from The Tetris Company, which raised copyright concerns.
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The game's removal highlights the controversy surrounding the Trump administration's immigration policies
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