Ars Technica
The White House made a "Tetris" clone. The Tetris Company was not amused.

The White House posted an anti-immigration “Build the Wall” game that mimics Tetris, requiring players to stack bricks to stop “Zombie Border” attackers, but unlike Tetris completed lines never disappear, causing the well to fill and end with a “Border Breached” message. The Tetris Company denied any involvement and warned it takes copyright infringement seriously, while Texas migrant-rights group Frontera Federation co-director Amerika Garcia Grewal criticized the game as inhumane.