BEAVERTON, OR - Sneaker manufacturer Nike has graciously reached out to the Biden administration with an offer to house thousands of unaccompanied migrant children at their factories around the globe.

"Nike is committed to being a good corporate citizen. We are proud to assist the Biden administration by caring for these unaccompanied migrant children," a spokesman for the company said Friday. "We have plenty of factories all around the globe with lots of room for kids. We're here to help!"

The spokesman said that the migrant children will be fed, clothed, and educated by Nike employees until permanent homes can be found for them. In addition to a regular school curriculum, Nike said they will focus heavily on recreational activities.

"The core of our plan is our arts and crafts program," the spokesman said. "These lucky kids will get to spend up to 18 hours each day on fun activities such as leather-working, sewing, and embroidery. What could possibly be more fun than that?"

White House press secretary Jen Psaki said the move makes sense on many levels. "When it comes to looking after thousands of orphaned children from impoverished countries, nobody has more experience than Nike," she noted.