Wired has reported on a niche network of pro-Trump accounts on X where users combine explicit pornographic content with support for ICE immigration raids and white nationalist rhetoric. The accounts frame white male dominance as a natural or biological order, using sexually charged posts and videos to promote "MAGA" ideology, sometimes referencing detention conditions or urging followers to join ICE, illustrating how extremist political messaging is being packaged as fetish content to widen its reach on social media.

Wired identified around a dozen such accounts, some with tens of thousands of followers, posting content ranging from a masturbation video captioned with statistics about the 68,000 people held in ICE detention, to AI-generated bodybuilder imagery paired with racist slogans, to a video urging viewers to "JOIN ICE TODAY" set to Bruce Springsteen's "Born in the USA". The trend overlaps with existing kink subcultures such as gooning and financial domination, and fans interviewed by Wired, including a 25-year-old bisexual Trump voter, said the content offers an outlet from what they see as the pressures of "performative liberalism" among some gay men. The White House and the Department of Homeland Security did not respond to Wired's requests for comment, and one account blocked Wired's reporter after being contacted.