The family of American artist Thomas Kinkade is pushing back on the Department of Homeland Security’s use of the late artist’s painting to promote what the family views as an anti-immigrant message.

“Protect the Homeland,” the department wrote in a social media post on July 1, alongside a photo of Kinkade’s “Morning Glory” painting that depicts children on their way to a quaint schoolhouse with an American flag flying next to it. The artist died in 2012, but his family now says they are “deeply troubled” by the use of the artwork.