The White House recently removed a game titled 'Build the Wall' from its official website after the Tetris Company objected to its similarities with the classic Tetris game. 'Build the Wall' featured gameplay involving stacking blocks of various shapes, closely resembling Tetris mechanics. The game’s objective was to build a wall to prevent a so-called 'zombie border siege,' a concept that drew criticism for its perceived racial undertones. The Tetris Company, which holds the rights to the original game, publicly stated that it was not involved in the development of 'Build the Wall' and emphasized its commitment to protecting its copyright. Following the complaint, the game's webpage now returns a '404' error, indicating its removal. Meanwhile, other games remain on the White House site, including 'Rio Run,' where players control a character tasked with deporting immigrants. The removal highlights the challenges around copyright enforcement and the use of politically sensitive content in government-sponsored media.