The White House Compares Immigrants to the Grinch in a Controversial Christmas Message

White House Official Controversial Christmas Message

Immigrants Compared to the Grinch

Criticism Over Xenophobic Propaganda

The White House published an image on social media comparing immigrants to the Grinch and accusing them of “stealing health care” in the United States.

The image was shared on X/Twitter and repurposes the movie How the Grinch Stole Christmas, starring Jim Carrey.

The graphic was retitled “How the Illegals Stole Health Care,” according to the message posted by the official account.

White House Compares Immigrants to the Grinch in Christmas Message

Cc: Democrats

Hate, hate, hate. Double hate. Loathe entirely. pic.twitter.com/pp9oBZnlNu

— The White House (@WhiteHouse) December 13, 2025

The post was published during the Christmas season, as the holiday approaches rapidly in the United States.

Instead of a festive message, President Donald Trump’s administration used a children’s movie to reinforce its political narrative.

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This is not the first time the White House has repurposed popular Christmas titles for propaganda purposes.

Previously, it rebranded The Polar Express under the name The Deportation Express.

Criticism Over Propaganda and Xenophobic Tone

White House posted and you still haven’t positioned yourself for the moon yet? Smh $GRINCH pic.twitter.com/5mCDhmLWA9

— KK (@kryptokrazyy) December 13, 2025

The White House Grinch message included a direct reference to a quote from the 2000 film.

Since its publication, the content has faced heavy criticism from social media users.

One user wrote: “Using children’s movies as xenophobic propaganda is disgusting.”

Critics pointed to the use of widely known cultural characters to stigmatize immigrants.

They also questioned the mocking and confrontational tone used by an official government account.

The post adds to other controversial messages shared by the White House during the same period.

Taken together, these posts have generated backlash and ridicule online.

The use of the Grinch as a symbol reinforces a narrative that associates immigration with the loss of public resources, central to the White House Grinch controversy.

Trump and His ‘Concepts of a Health Plan’

Donald Trump had previously been mocked for referring to “concepts of a plan” regarding health care.

This came amid criticism over the lack of a concrete proposal beyond opposing Obamacare.

In an interview with Fox News host Laura Ingraham last month, Trump revisited the topic.

“Call it Trumpcare. Call it whatever you want… anything but Obamacare!” he said.

During the same appearance, he explained his idea for handling health care funding.

“Instead of going to insurance companies, I want the money to go into an account so people can buy their own health insurance,” he stated.

Trump added that the insurance “will be better” and “will cost less.”

“Everyone will be happy. They’ll feel like entrepreneurs,” he concluded.