White House uses anti-Trump artist Bad Bunny's song in ICE video

The White House has drawn criticism for using a song by prominent Puerto Rican artist Bad Bunny in a promotional video for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations. Bad Bunny, known for his outspoken opposition to President Donald Trump's immigration policies, had his track 'La MuDANZA' featured in a video shared on social media platforms like TikTok.

The use of the song is particularly striking given Bad Bunny's history of criticizing ICE and Trump's administration. He famously chanted "ICE out" during the Grammy Awards and has expressed concerns about potential ICE operations during his tours. His performance at the Super Bowl halftime show also carried a political message that drew sharp criticism from Trump.

In the White House video, lyrics from 'La MuDANZA,' which touch upon themes of returning to Puerto Rico, were notably altered. The line "Applause for mom and dad, because they really made it happen" was changed to "Applause for Donald J. Trump, because he really made it happen." This modification has been met with strong disapproval from the singer's fanbase, who have labeled the decision "unacceptable," "ridiculous," and a "provocation."

While the music has since been removed from the video, it remains unclear whether this action was taken following a complaint from the artist himself. Bad Bunny has not yet publicly commented on the matter.