The Republican Party of Florida removed deportation-themed shirts, hats and other merchandise from its website that featured a logo similar to Home Depot's after the retailer raised objections.

A line of merchandise sold by the Florida Republican Party with branding for the state's newest immigration deportation facility — Deportation Depot — has been removed from the party's website. Shortly after the new facility was announced,

The Florida Republican Party pulled "Deportation Depot" merch from its website after a branding dispute with Home Depot.

The Republican Party of Florida on Saturday removed a line of deportation-themed shirts, hats and other tchotchkes for sale on its website that mimicked The Home Depot’s logo.

Florida's GOP has pulled its "Deport Depot" merchandise created after Gov. Ron DeSantis dubbed the state's latest migrant detention center.

The Republican Party of Florida had started selling shirts, hats and other items with “The Deport Depot” logo that resembled Home Depot’s logo but by Saturday the items were removed, the Miami Herald reported.

The hardware retail company is the latest in a growing list of creatives and companies objecting to being used to promote anti-immigrant propaganda.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis announced the empty prison will be the new home of the state’s second immigration detention facility.