Meanwhile, comedian and podcaster Theo Von has objected to another Department of Homeland Security video, which used a clip of him saying "Heard you got deported, dude - bye" to reveal the agency's deportation numbers.
"Yooo DHS i didnt approve to be used in this," Von wrote on X.
"I know you know my address so send a check. And please take this down and please keep me out of your 'banger' deportation videos.
"When it comes to immigration my thoughts and heart are a lot more nuanced than this video allows. Bye!"
On Tuesday, the department shared a 31-second video clip on X with the caption "Bye", although the post now appears to have been removed.
It kicked off with the clip of Von, followed by a claim that two million illegal immigrants had been deported in the first 250 days of President Trump's second term.
It then showed Trump saying "They simply stopped coming, they're not coming any more", before ending with a plane taking off with the words "Leave now" written over the image.
It comes after British singer Jess Glynne said in July she felt "sick" that the White House had used the viral Jet2holiday advert featuring her song as the audio to a video promoting deportations.
The White House posted a clip on X showing handcuffed people being escorted by ICE on to a GlobalX flight.
Jet2's advert featuring Glynne's 2015 single Hold my Hand, and a cheery voiceover saying "nothing beats a Jet2 holiday" - which has become a meme - played over the video.
