Cards Against Humanity, of all things, is calling out Elon Musk over allegations that SpaceX has been dumping construction equipment on land that the game company owns in Texas.

CAH, known for its well-meaning publicity stunt, has sued the space company over allegedly using a plot of land in Texas belonging to the game company. In 2017 it fundraised a bunch of money to purchase a plot of land on the Texas-Mexico border, making it impossible for then-President Donald Trump to complete his long-promised border wall.

The game maker bought the land as part of a 2017 stunt to impede then-President Donald Trump’s border wall. Elon Musk’s SpaceX has been using it, the suit says.

Cards Against Humanity filed a $15 million lawsuit against SpaceX for trespassing on property it owns in Texas, which happens to sit near SpaceX facilities.

The lawsuit accuses SpaceX employees of trespassing and damaging land near the U.S.-Mexico border that Cards Against Humanity purchased in 2017.

A popular card game manufacturer known for their Cards Against Humanity game sued Elon Musk’s SpaceX for $15 million, alleging the company trespassed and damaged their company’s property in Texas. The lawsuit,

Cards Against Humanity, the satirical and often vulgar card game, announced Friday it would be suing controversial billionaire Elon Musk for $15 million. The company made the announcement on social media and said the lawsuit stems from alleged illegal storage and clearing by one of Musk’s companies on a parcel of land that Cards Against Humanity purchased in 2017 as part of a progressive political stunt.