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ICE Gets Trolled For Asking If People Have Been Harmed By Aliens

ICE Gets Trolled For Asking If People Have Been Harmed By Aliens

Yahoo4 days ago

Whoever handles social media for Immigration and Customs Enforcement, or ICE, learned an important lesson on clarity Friday afternoon.
It all started after the agency posted on X: 'Contact us if you were harmed by an alien.'
Contact us if you were harmed by an alien. 📞855-48-VOICE 💻https://t.co/xlZuqNN0C0pic.twitter.com/Kbgk9WLeOw
— U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (@ICEgov) May 30, 2025
Although many people responded to the post by griping about immigrants, others saw an opportunity to troll the agency that they just couldn't pass up.
Some people posted pics of Elon Musk, an immigrant from South Africa, while others hilariously decided that ICE's use of the word 'alien' could only refer to extraterrestrials.
Somebody call Ripley! pic.twitter.com/R8y7nq2MuQ
— Slick McGee (@Slick_McGees) May 30, 2025
pic.twitter.com/n2E0UI16Pd
— 𝐫𝐞𝐏𝐫𝐨-𝐓𝐫𝐮𝐭𝐡 (@rePro_Truth) May 30, 2025
And, guess what? People had questions about the specifics.
Like probed or examined? Carried into outer space? Injected with chemicals or had experiments done on you? 👽
— Voter🗽💙🌏 (@MairseyDotes) May 30, 2025
Does this include the abduction part or just the anal probing part of being 'harmed by an alien'? What about cattle mutilations? They do have an impact on sales. Would that be considered 'harmed by an alien' as well?
— CoBro (@CoBreaud) May 30, 2025
Can people also report UFO sightings or do the aliens have to abduct and probe you first? 🤔
— Thelma Kerry (@ttunyi) May 30, 2025
pic.twitter.com/b5vRA1Xj3D
— Undetached Philosopher Parts (@gavagai70) May 30, 2025
Others had some fun with their reported alien encounters.
Harmed by an alien? I was anally probed by an alien after I was teleported from my Arkansas single wide. Can you help?
— Deadpan Charlie (@manyoneliners) May 30, 2025
Yesterday I was molested by a Venusian but it apologized and no real harm was done. Lighten up, filler face.
— colleen (@waysandmeans71) May 30, 2025
I was probed by this guy. pic.twitter.com/hZL8NMRvJg
— Billy (@jgtcvhgd) May 30, 2025
A man named Jabba took my mom as a slave and encased my dad in carbonite
— potemkin person (@yarrsonist) May 30, 2025
And then, there were the people reported being harmed by a very specific alien: ALF, the cat-eating main character of the beloved 1980s sitcom.
THIS ONE ACTUALLY ATE MY CAT!!! pic.twitter.com/JtTJQvzJOO
— It's-a Miyamoto (@gurblegooch666) May 30, 2025
ALF ate my cat.
— Second Ave. Sagas (@2AvSagas) May 30, 2025
pic.twitter.com/uXtdHgUu2N
— Pavel (@ovopasta) May 30, 2025

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