The White House found a flashy way to celebrate its brutal immigration crackdown on the eve of President Donald Trump’s 100th day in office.

On Monday, 100 signs displaying the mugshots of immigrants arrested during the first leg of the second Trump administration decorated the North Lawn.

Each poster was labeled “illegal alien” and listed the individuals’ alleged charges or convictions, including murder, kidnapping, rape, child abuse and drug distribution, among others.

While the lawn signs didn’t include names, the White House press office identified each of the 100 individuals, their ages, countries of origin and places of arrest in a press release titled, “In the First 100 Days, the Trump Administration Has Taken Killers, Rapists Off Our Streets.” Most have been convicted of crimes, according to the press release, while some are wanted for crimes internationally and others are still being prosecuted.

“This morning, images of the worst of the worst criminal illegal immigrants arrested since President Donald J. Trump took office were placed on the lawn of the White House for the world to see — highlighting the Trump Administration’s unprecedented effort to secure our homeland and send these vicious criminals back where they belong,” the release read.

The White House also broadcast the stunt on its official X account, posting a video that panned across the lawn and was backed with singer Michael Bublé’s version of “Feeling Good.”

“Under Joe Biden, criminal illegal aliens called the shots,” the post read. “Under President Trump, it’s a new dawn, a new day, a new life for America — and we’re feeling good.”

During a press briefing on Tuesday, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt heralded the president’s mass deportation campaign as one of the crowning achievements of his first 100 days.

“We are removing heinous criminals from your communities across the country,” she said. “Every single day, we are making America safe again.”