The White House announced on its official website the launch of five browser games themed on President Donald Trump's policies. ^[1] Governor Jenniffer González Colón introduced a bill on September 5, 2026, to extend the federal Trump Accounts program to Puerto Rico. ^[2] The proposed legislation, known as Proyecto de Administración 154, would provide eligible newborns with $1,000 savings accounts from the U.S. Treasury Department. ^[3] Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González Colón announced the filing of Administrative Project 156 to enable 'Trump Accounts' in Puerto Rico. ^[4] The White House launched five video games on September 3 that allow players to deport migrants and build a border wall. ^[5] The White House launched a website on Thursday featuring arcade-style games that let players simulate deporting migrants and building a border wall. ^[6] The fifth game involves catching flying objects with a net before they land in the Mirror Pond in Washington, and caught items convert to dollars that go to 'Trump accounts', investment accounts for American children. ^[7] The first game, Flappy Bill, is a Flappy Bird-style game where players control a bald eagle carrying a new bill. ^[8] The second game, Build the Wall, is a Tetris-like game where players build a wall from falling pieces to protect the border. ^[9] The bill targets minors born on the island since January 1, 2025, for eligibility under the federal program. ^[10] The 'Trump Accounts' are savings and investment accounts with tax benefits intended for minors. ^[11] A game called Rio Run features a digital version of U.S. Border Patrol chief Tom Homan pursuing migrants of various skin tones along the Rio Grande. ^[12]