With a Valentine’s Day card unlikely to be duplicated, the Trump White House has sent a message.
In a post on X, the White House sent a lilting message against a pink backdrop that was adorned with the faces of President Donald Trump and border czar Tom Homan
“Roses are Red / Violets are Blue / Come here illegally / and we’ll deport you,” the card said.
Happy Valentine’s Day ♥️ pic.twitter.com/6d7qmo7gtz
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) February 14, 2025
As of 2 p.m. ET, the post had over 4.7 million views.
The post recalled a Biden-era jab at Speaker Mike Johnson from a year ago.
Last year, the Biden White House wrote in a post on X, “Roses are red / Violets are Blue / The border deal was crushed / Because of you.”
When we have the White House X account posting stuff like this you know America is back ❤️
— SS (@ss_scmb) February 14, 2025
Have you received a Valentine’s Day card this year?
Yes: 35% (100 Votes)
No: 65% (187 Votes)
As noted by Fox News, the difference from a year ago is not measured in words.
Department of Homeland Security data shows that from Jan. 20 to Feb. 8, Immigration and Customs Enforcement made 11,791 interior arrests.
A year ago, under former President Joe Biden, the total was 4,969, meaning that under Trump, arrests have risen 137 percent.
This Valentine’s Day, nothing says “I love you” more than keeping your loved ones safe from criminals, Venezuelan gang members, and cartels!
— Shaun Marksbury (@marksbury) February 14, 2025
Arrests of criminal illegal immigrants rose almost 100 percent, from 4,526 in 2024 to 8,993 this year in the same time period..
In a new interview, Homan responded to concerns from Pope Francis over the Trump administration’s deportation agenda, according to the Catholic News Agency.
“What the pope needs to understand is that President Trump and I have been very clear that our prioritization right now are public safety threats and national security threats,” Homan said.
America is Back !!!! pic.twitter.com/izPMV5CSKR
— Erik J Smits (@ErikJSmits) February 14, 2025
Homan noted that migrant women are often sexually assaulted.
“So when President Trump has illegal immigration down 90 percent, how many women aren’t being sexually assaulted? How many children aren’t dying crossing the river? How many women and children aren’t sex trafficked in this country? How many Americans aren’t dying from fentanyl poisonings?” Homan said. “President Trump’s policies save lives.”
“We have a right to have a secure border,” Homan said. “We have the right to our sovereignty, just like the Vatican.”
Homan noted that his job has a strong humanitarian component — tracking down children who crossed the border illegally and are off the federal radar.
“President Trump gave me three things: to secure the border, run a deportation operation, and find these children,” Homan said.
“Under the last administration, over half a million children were separated from their families, put in the hands of criminal cartels to enter this country illegally,” Homan said.
“And who knows what happened to them during that journey? I can tell you many of them were sexually assaulted. I know. I’ve done this for three and a half decades. I know how these groups operate.”
Homan said, many children “have been sex trafficked and forced labor traffick[ed] in this country, and we’re already finding them.”
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