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The Trump administration launched Aliens.gov on Thursday, a space-themed immigration enforcement website that uses UFO-style language and imagery to present live ICE arrest data, migrant encounter statistics and a searchable database of immigration operations nationwide.

The Trump administration launched Aliens.gov on Thursday, a space-themed immigration enforcement website that uses UFO-style language and imagery to present live ICE arrest data, migrant encounter statistics and a searchable database of immigration operations nationwide.

The site displays a live counter showing more than 3.1 million migrant "encounters," though it does not specify the timeframe. The figure appears to align with data from a September 2024 House Homeland Security Republicans report on encounters recorded during Trump's first term.

The site displays a live counter showing more than 3.1 million migrant "encounters," though it does not specify the timeframe. The figure appears to align with data from a September 2024 House Homeland Security Republicans report on encounters recorded during Trump's first term.

An interactive heat map on the site, built on ICE arrest data, allows users to search by city or state to view arrest totals, detainees' countries of origin, alleged criminal charges and suspected gang affiliations. The platform also links to an ICE tip form for reporting "suspicious aliens."

An interactive heat map on the site, built on ICE arrest data, allows users to search by city or state to view arrest totals, detainees' countries of origin, alleged criminal charges and suspected gang affiliations. The platform also links to an ICE tip form for reporting "suspicious aliens."

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency registered the domains Alien.gov and Aliens.gov in March, prompting speculation the sites were linked to Trump's push to declassify UFO-related documents. The administration teased the launch on X with a 14-second video of a searchlight sweeping a crop circle.

The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency registered the domains Alien.gov and Aliens.gov in March, prompting speculation the sites were linked to Trump's push to declassify UFO-related documents. The administration teased the launch on X with a 14-second video of a searchlight sweeping a crop circle.

A White House official described the site as "a first-of-its-kind effort to draw eyeballs to the fact that the previous administration's porous border didn't just put families in border states at risk." The data is set to be updated on a rolling basis and integrated into the existing White House app.

A White House official described the site as "a first-of-its-kind effort to draw eyeballs to the fact that the previous administration's porous border didn't just put families in border states at risk." The data is set to be updated on a rolling basis and integrated into the existing White House app.

On May 22, 2026, Michael Salomon Rosario-Cruz, a Mexican national who entered the U.S. illegally, drove the wrong way on I-40 in Canadian County, Oklahoma, killing four people aged 18 to 20. He faces four counts of second-degree murder, DUI charges and unlawful firearm possession.

On May 22, 2026, Michael Salomon Rosario-Cruz, a Mexican national who entered the U.S. illegally, drove the wrong way on I-40 in Canadian County, Oklahoma, killing four people aged 18 to 20. He faces four counts of second-degree murder, DUI charges and unlawful firearm possession.

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