Trump officials place mug shot posters of arrested illegal immigrants on White House lawn

Trump administration officials late Sunday planted mug shot posters of arrested illegal immigrants on the White House lawn.

The posters read "ARRESTED" above the mug shots and "ILLEGAL ALIEN" below the photos, along with naming the various crimes for which the illegal immigrants are being accused. Some of the crimes that the migrants allegedly committed are also on the posters and include: "murder," "first-degree murder," "kidnapping and rape," "sexual abuse of a child," "rape of a child," and "distribution of fentanyl."

The location of the posters is where TV news crews do live shots in front of the White House.

White House border czar Tom Homan is set to host a press briefing Monday morning on the administration's efforts to curb illegal immigration.

The White House emailed a press release on Monday morning with photos and descriptions of 100 illegal immigrants who were arrested.