Which 2010s government advertising campaign was withdrawn after just 3 days due to accusations it intimidated vulnerable populations with its slogan?

Political advertising campaigns often walk a fine line between effective messaging and controversy. Government agencies and political parties invest significant resources in crafting campaigns that resonate with voters while avoiding backlash. This poll tests your knowledge about one of the most controversial government advertising campaigns that had to be pulled shortly after launch due to public outcry.

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UK Home Office's 'Go Home or Face Arrest' immigration vans
CDC's 'Faces of Meth' anti-drug campaign
Australian Government's 'If You Don't Stop to Look, You're Not Really Looking' road safety campaign
US Department of Agriculture's 'Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food' local farming initiative