South Park’s latest parody takes aim at Donald Trump’s Department of Homeland Security, sparking a hilarious exchange between the animated series and the administration. The upcoming episode, titled ‘Got a Nut,’ will poke fun at immigration raids across the nation, a topic that has been a major point of contention for Trump.
Ahead of the episode’s release, the show’s creators fired back at DHS after the department used a still from the episode to promote job openings at Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The show’s response, which included a tongue-in-cheek hashtag, asked, ‘Wait, so we are relevant?’
Wait, so we ARE relevant?#eatabagofdicks https://t.co/HeQSMU86Da
— South Park (@SouthPark) August 5, 2025
This is not the first time South Park has targeted Trump, as the show has been a vocal critic of the president since his election in 2016. The show’s latest season premiere was a major success, with the episode scoring its biggest season premiere share on Comedy Central since 1999.
The exchange between South Park and DHS highlights the ongoing controversy surrounding Trump’s immigration policies, which have been widely criticized for being inhumane and ineffective. The show’s creators are known for their sharp wit and biting satire, and this latest parody is sure to spark a heated debate about the role of humor in politics.
Source: Deadline
