A cartoon depicts seven distinct lines of people at US immigration checkpoints, each labeled by skin color from white through off-white, black, dark brown, light brown, tan colored and others. Guards stand watch while a prominent welcome banner and immigration sign direct arrivals into the segregated queues. The image highlights the visual separation of entrants based on appearance.
A political cartoon shows a mailbox labeled Trump Mail consuming ballots while two citizens hold mail-in votes. The image responds to 2020 reports of USPS changes under Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, a Trump ally. Critics said removals of sorting machines and collection boxes aimed to hinder mail voting during the pandemic. The cartoon uses the mailbox as a visual stand-in for alleged interference. DeJoy defended operational decisions as efficiency measures. The timing overlapped with rising mail ballot use due to COVID-19. The piece highlights public anxiety over delivery reliability for the November election.
The cartoon depicts Postmaster General Louis DeJoy overseeing a USPS mail sorting facility where a conveyor belt system funnels ballots into boxes labeled Trump 2020 and MAGA while a Biden 2020 sign burns and ballots scatter. The image responds to DeJoy's 2020 operational changes that removed sorting machines and altered delivery practices, raising concerns about delays in mail-in voting during the presidential election between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
