Ariana Grande slams ICE for using her music in migrant post

Singer and actress Ariana Grande has publicly denounced U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for using her music in a social media post promoting the Trump administration's border policies.

The controversy began when ICE shared a montage on its social media channels featuring Grande's song "No." The video, which depicted the arrests of migrants, was accompanied by a caption stating, "Bye-bye. President Trump has secured the most secure border in history."

Grande responded forcefully on TikTok, imploring ICE "not to use my music in conjunction with this barbaric, inhumane, and senseless atrocity." Following her comment, the song was removed from the ICE post, and Grande's comment was also deleted.

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Please do not ever use my music in conjunction with this barbaric, inhumane, and senseless atrocity.

White House spokesperson Abigail Jackson issued a statement in response, asserting, "We will say it one last time: what is truly barbaric, inhumane, and atrocious are the illegal alien criminals who have hurt and murdered innocent American citizens."

This incident highlights the ongoing tension surrounding immigration policies and the use of cultural elements in political messaging.

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We will say it one last time: what is truly barbaric, inhumane, and atrocious are the illegal alien criminals who have hurt and murdered innocent American citizens.