Aliens.gov ~ domain registered 17MAR2026

(whois.domaintools.com)

88 points | by someprick 2 hours ago

30 comments

  • pluc 1 hour ago
    I'm not a gambler, but there should be a thing on those gambling sites on whether this is about extraterrestrial life or mexicans
  • dsabanin 1 hour ago
    New distraction is coming in! All eyes on this now!

    Man, they really don't think much of their voter base or ordinary people for that matter.

    • propagandist 1 hour ago
      Gas is $4 a gallon?

      We have discovered aliens!

      • ZeroCool2u 1 hour ago
        More like over $5.00 per gallon, but your point stands.
        • Joe_Cool 1 hour ago
          So normal Europe prices from before this thing. It's up to $8.50 per gallon there now.
          • Detrytus 1 hour ago
            In Europe the gas price is mostly taxes, because "climate emergency".
            • alecco 1 hour ago
              I think it's just normal taxes.
              • Joe_Cool 36 minutes ago
                Depends on the country but around 40-50% would be taxes, climate compensation and other stuff, yes.
      • landl0rd 1 hour ago
        My gas was $3.09/gal this morning

        Still too expensive but not exactly going to bankrupt me.

      • 13hunteo 1 hour ago
        Cries in UK $8 a gallon
        • loeg 1 hour ago
          Your gallons are a bit bigger than US gallons, but not 2x bigger.
      • idiotsecant 1 hour ago
        WA state. I would be ecstatic if it was $4.
    • netsharc 1 hour ago
      As Trump said, people won't need to worry about elections after 2024...

      I wonder if Hitler ever said that in the 30s..

      • krembo 1 hour ago
        That was a pretty immediate Godwin’s Law moment. Comments like yours don't leave much room for a rational or mature conversation.
        • netsharc 33 minutes ago
          If you wish to divert from the discussion of whether free and fair elections is still possible in the USA, and would rather enter the meta-discussion, I'll bite, and cite Wikipedia:

          > Godwin's law can be applied mistakenly or abused as a distraction, a diversion, or even censorship, when miscasting an opponent's argument as hyperbole even when the comparison made by the argument is appropriate.

          https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin's_law

        • jasonlotito 45 minutes ago
          I mean, the comment is based on what the VP of this administration said about the President.

          And I think considering what this administration has said is important. Do you think otherwise?

  • bombcar 1 hour ago
    It's just going to be illegal.aliens.gov :(
    • rvnx 1 hour ago
      https://x.com/dhsgov/status/2034000845503693180?s=46

      There is this promotional campaign on-going, it could be related

      https://www.dhs.gov/cbphome

      It seems to be an incentive for voluntarily departure

      • rob74 1 hour ago
        That thing in the lake in the China poster, is that some AI nightmare hybrid between a Japanese Shinto shrine and a Chinese pagoda (EDIT: no, it seems to be real: https://img.visiontimes.com/2022/01/hangzhou-ge36163601_1920... - it's just the color that looks more like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Itsukushima_Shrine_Torii_...)? And of course the Taj Mahal in the India poster only has one tower. But I wouldn't put it past the current administration if they really printed 100,000 of these low-effort AI slop posters. The designer probably got a boatload of money for them too, after all the extremely generous budget increase for ICE has to go somewhere...
      • ceejayoz 1 hour ago
      • SV_BubbleTime 1 hour ago
        Objectively, which is hard to say because I’m just obviously not in this position, but if I were in the United States legally and I’m looking at three options…

        1. I take self-deportation offer. At Christmas it was $3000 a person, but usually $1000, a commercial plane ticket anywhere, and I can come back to the US upon following the legal method. I can say goodbye to people I can sell my things. I can do this on my own timeline within reason.

        2. I’ve risk it and trying to invade ice for the next three years minimum. If Vance wins, I need to make it to at least 2032 without showing up on any radar. I’m careful and looking over my shoulder constantly and work is a never ending dread.

        3. I am caught by ICE. I have absolutely no claim to stay in the US. I can sit in a detention center while an NGO funded lawyer tells me that I do. And in high likelihood, I am sent back with no money on a cargo jet and I’m banned from the United States forever. This happens at any moment.

        Practically speaking, I just cannot picture taking option two which could be three at any time. The fact is, I would know without a doubt, unfair or not that I am here legally, that my state would apply in any European country as well. I cannot fathom how option one is not the best option. Perhaps I’m too risk adverse.

        • estearum 1 hour ago
          "A commercial plane ticket anywhere" != the legal right to go anywhere

          Pretty much you go back to your country of origin

          Typically people take on the immense risk and challenge of leaving their country of origin to come here because their country of origin has really bad problems

          Those problems likely still exist or have gotten worse over the last several years due to (if nothing else) COVID further separating the US economy from the rest of the world's

        • hypeatei 47 minutes ago
          This administration changes its tune based on what business/tech leaders are telling them[0][1]. There's no doubt that ICE will be used for selective enforcement (as we've seen them used at American protests) but some immigrants are probably staying based on the reality that business interests are more important.

          Also, I would be hesitant to say that immigrants being targeted by ICE are "illegal" as we saw some be detained/deported after speaking out against the war in Gaza[2]. Also, a lot claim asylum at the border which is a legal process.

          > and I can come back to the US upon following the legal method

          That process in reality takes a really long time due to the federal immigration system being strained. The 2024 border bill tried to address this by adding more immigration judges and asylum officers but Trump told Republicans to kill it because it'd make Biden look good. So far all we got was a massive DHS funding increase that allowed Kristi Noem to funnel $100M+ to herself and her friends and kill two American citizens with ICE.

          0: https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/15/us/politics/farm-labor-tr...

          1: https://thehill.com/homenews/administration/5601588-trump-h1...

          2: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national/2026/03/17/immigrati...

    • dizhn 1 hour ago
      That subdomain would go well with war.gov too :)
    • owlcompliance 1 hour ago
      illegal.aliens.gov/deportations :(
      • pixel_popping 48 minutes ago
        quick-deport.aliens.gov for a shortcut link (pre-fill info with known browser fingerprints correlated to ID).
    • rob74 1 hour ago
      Aliens tried to contact us, but Trump's DHS deported them.
    • beanjuiceII 1 hour ago
      they'd still be illegal so ya
      • wat10000 1 hour ago
        We can finally be rid of that menace, Superman.
  • jonny-puma 1 hour ago
    Probably related to the bear problems on the moon base: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3o-3pL79O4
  • beej71 46 minutes ago
    If it's for aliens, why does it ask you to verify that you're human? This government makes no sense!
  • wnevets 1 hour ago
    Interview with the Press Secretary

    https://youtu.be/nCP3LZoxABs?si=2qspQFC-Imfwy2Ua

  • billpg 1 hour ago
    It's a cookbook!
  • ottah 43 minutes ago
    Remember, alien is also a term also applied to non-us citizen people.
  • sebmellen 1 hour ago
    And DNS hosted by Cloudflare. Who hosts DNS for other government websites?
  • HiryuSingh 15 minutes ago
    also alien.gov, why.gov, ai.gov...
  • jbverschoor 1 hour ago
    Ah good. So the diversity program is opening soon?
  • eevahr 1 hour ago
    aliens.gov is such a bait-y name. What is the requirement to register .gov domains?
  • bibimsz 1 hour ago
    they are trolling us
  • sschueller 1 hour ago
    I guess they need more money for an agency that burns it. Using conspiracies to goat the dumbed down public to get the ok to spend more money on a pointless Space Force.
  • ernesto905 1 hour ago
    Red herring?
  • nunobrito 1 hour ago
    Thanks, now I forgot about the files again. Give me the aliens :-)
  • xz18r 46 minutes ago
    Which will be released in full first, the X-files or the Epstein files?
  • svidgen 1 hour ago
    My guess:

    "Welcome to Aliens.gov -- a friendly guide and reminder to leave."

    ...

    "Ya fired."

  • whalesalad 1 hour ago
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  • adamas 1 hour ago
    They really want you to forget Epstein
  • Beestie 1 hour ago
    I, for one, welcome our new alien overlords.
  • KernelOwO 1 hour ago
    New Epstein files distraction?
  • snitzr 1 hour ago
    More nonsense.
  • pndy 1 hour ago
    What was that card game that supposedly predicted the outcome of the future? Was there revealing the presence of aliens in the deck? /s

    I remember reading shady sites in 00s, where the other side claimed that govts around the world will get along on this idea and with help of elaborated holograms hoax will tell populations that aliens are here among us/are about to invade.

    Here, in the mid-20s it's much cheaper to do that with help of AI. /s

    Anyway, guess it's "some kind of" distraction, again? /s

    • someprick 1 hour ago
      Illuminati? That game was ripper. Good times…
  • theturtle 1 hour ago
    Fuck CAPTCHAs.
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  • ivanjermakov 1 hour ago
    adj. /ˈeɪ.li.ən/

    coming from a different country, race, or group