The White House is under scrutiny after posting a digitally altered image of Nekima Levy Armstrong, a civil rights attorney, depicting her as crying during her arrest following an ICE protest in Minnesota. Critics have accused the administration of manipulating the image to create a misleading narrative and have labeled it as ‘propaganda.’ Despite the backlash, the White House defended the use of the altered photo, dubbing it a ‘meme’ and stating that ‘the memes will continue.’ The incident has sparked discussions about ethics and reality manipulation, with many questioning the appropriateness of such alterations in public communication.