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Pokémon Co. 'Not Involved' in ICE Raid Video with Theme Song

The Pokémon Company said DHS used its theme song and images without permission in a viral video viewed over 72 million times promoting immigration raids.

  • The Pokémon Company is aware of a video posted by the Department of Homeland Security that uses its intellectual property without permission.
  • The video features clips from ICE raids and has sparked calls for legal action, particularly from social media users.
  • Don McGowan, a former legal officer, expressed that a lawsuit is unlikely due to concerns about retaliation and negative publicity.
  • The company has confirmed that it was not involved in the video's creation, and permission for its use was not granted.
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The Japanese company strongly refuted this Friday, September 26th any involvement in the video of the US Department of Homeland Security, which shows arrests of people on the background of music of the cartoon credits.

·Paris, France
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The brand "n" never approved the use of its intellectual property" in this US government video that now cumulates 12.4 million views of TikTok.

·Paris, France
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Lean Left

The Pokémon franchise dissociated itself from a video of the U.S. government that used its slogan "Take them all..." for a campaign of expulsion of illegal migrants

·France
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Crooks and Liars broke the news in United States on Wednesday, September 24, 2025.
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