These fascist posts for social media by DHS have a problem of copyright

The US Department of Internal Security has spent the last months of publishing not available from ICE videos that include quotes from the Bible to historical paintings on Dechant Destiny. It seems that some pictures and videos that were published on social media are used to use the intellectual property that DHS did not obtain rights, including the sound of the 2022 movie Batman. And now the rights holder at least one talks about it.

The legacy of the late painter Thomas Kenkad, who died in 2012, published a statement on his website about using “The morning pledge“The official DHS account fee, which was published earlier this month with the explanatory name”Protection of the homeland. “

On July 1, the United States of the United States (DHS) published a picture of their social media accounts accompanied by Thomas Kinkade Studios. books.

Protection of the homeland.

“Al -Sabah pledge” by Thomas Kenkad pic.twitter.com/jls26r3vlo

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The statement continued to say that the Kinkade Family Foundation strongly condemns the feelings of the post as well as “the unfortunate measures that DHS will continue to implement.” Feelings, of course, are that America must return to the legendary, the most white legendary. At least this is the way the commentators enjoy x He saw this clearly.

“Like many of you, we were very troubled to see this image used to enhance the partition and fear of foreigners associated with the ideals of the Ministry of National Security, because this is against our mission,” the statement says. “We are firmly standing with our threatened societies and targeting by the Ministry of National Security, especially immigrants, bipoc, not documented, LGBTQ+, relatives and disabled neighbors.”

The official DHS account has also recently shared a painting Morgan Westling With the explanatory name “Remember the heritage of your country. “The account that controls the painting is offended as” a new life in a new land “, although it is actually called” prayer for a new life. “Wiestling publicly did not comment on the use of his image by DHS.

Remember the heritage of your country.

A new life in a new land – Morgan and Esteling pic.twitter.com/nfl61nljbw

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There is no longer another painting recently used by copyright, but it is no less controversial for the message you send. This work is called “American progress” by John Gast and is used repeatedly in history books to show the concept of clear destiny, and the belief that some settlers had in the nineteenth century that they are heading by God to colonize the American West.

The comment tweet was given, “Heritage to be proud, a homeland worth defense. ”As an expert spoke with Washington Post It is noted that it provides a “reasonable version of the history of the United States” that fails to identify the destruction of the sentence of the original societies when the settlers moved west during the nineteenth century. Just himself was a migrant, adding another layer of paradox to the position.

Heritage to be proud, a homeland worth defense.

American progress – John Just pic.twitter.com/agu6bl8tz8

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But it is social media dhs Videos Which can be said to be more worrying than paintings. They can get DHS in some of the factors of copyright.

One video was published on Monday It includes an illustrative designation, “For every illegal illegal foreigner in America: your ally is no longer. You are an existential threat to the citizens of the United States, and the Special Operations Group will stop in the United States border patrol.” Aside from the prolonged language, the images are very annoying when you remember what the ice is doing now on a daily basis.

Every foreigner is illegal illegal in America:

Darkness is no longer your ally. You are an existential threat to US citizens, and the Special Operations Group in the American Border Journal will stop anything to chase you. pic.twitter.com/ts4cnjp70n

Internal Security (DHSGOO) July 28, 2025

The video shows men in tactical equipment that seems to be a training building. The video also uses an audio from Batman (2022), where we hear Robert Pattinson read the line, “They think I am hiding in the shade. But I am the shadows.”

The video also uses a quote of the Bible that was shown on the screen, Proverbs 28: 1, which reads “The Wicked Fear when there is no man; but the righteous are bold as a lion.” The use of the clip seems to be an attempt to suggest that immigrants flee when no one comes for them, which is clearly meaningless. ICE has formed a campaign to collect immigrants without any criminal record, and these people have people who follow them. People who often do not show their face or prove that they are working to enforce the law.

It is also paradoxical that the book of proverbs is specifically condemning what the Trump regime is doing: “Ruler Those who persecute the poor The rain is similar to driving that does not leave crops. ”And only a few verses exceed that:Better than the poor who does not blame walk Among the rich are perverted. “

Another video clip posted on social media platforms Like Facebook Once again, the verse of the Bible, along with the audio comment that says: “I heard the voice of the Lord say: Who will I send, and who will go to us? And I said: Here I; send me.”

The video is also characterized by the song “God’s Gonner Cut You Download” by Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, which appeared in Netflix series Full man Jeff Daniels. This is unclear Whether the Ministry of National Security has requested permission to use the song, but the release is on Instagram He is currently reading, “This song is currently not available,” which indicates that it has been withdrawn due to Publishing rights issues.

The Ministry of Internal Security did not respond to Gizmodo questions about fascist social media publications or their use of copyrights protected. We will update this article if we hear again, despite the last time we interacted with ICE, the agency spokesman sent statistics that were not actually drawn. When they are asked to prove their claims about violence against ice officers, they ignored these emails.