Bad Bunny 'ICE out' speech called 'ironic' by Karoline Leavitt after 2026 Grammys
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Bad Bunny was a Grammy winner and used his platform to say "ICE out," amid shootings by DHS in Minneapolis and controversial enforcement tactics nationwide. Taking a question on the comment, White House Press Secretary framed the position as "ironic."
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AI GeneratedThe speaker addresses questions regarding ICE enforcement at the Super Bowl and responds to Bad Bunny's \"ICE out\" comments at the Grammys. While deferring the Super Bowl inquiry to DHS, the speaker criticizes celebrities for demonizing law enforcement while ignoring the consequences of illegal immigration and the victims of violent crimes committed by undocumented individuals.
Is the administration still expecting ICE agents during the Super Bowl?
And what are the comments from President Donald Trump regarding what Bad Bunny said during the Grammy Awards, ICE out?
I have not spoken with ICE or the Department of Homeland Security or Secretary Nome with respect to enforcement at the Super Bowl.
So I don't want to speak on a topic that I don't have knowledge on. I'm sorry, but I would defer you to them.
On the statements of Bad Bunny?
I'm sorry?
On the statements of Bad Bunny saying ICE out?
Yeah, I mean, look, I think it's very ironic and, frankly, sad to see celebrities who live in gated communities with private security,
with millions of dollars to spend protecting themselves, trying to just demonize, again, law enforcement,
public servants who work for the United States government to enforce our nation's laws.
And you didn't hear this same type of uproar from celebrities in Hollywood when the previous administration allowed an invasion of our nation's borders
and allowed innocent women and girls like Jocelyn Nungare and Lakin Riley to be killed and raped and murdered at the hands of people
who should have never been in our country in the first place.
And now you have law enforcement who are simply trying to do their jobs to remove violent predators like those who took the lives of innocent Americans.
There was no uproar from Hollywood and the elitist crowd at the Grammys then, but there is now.
And I think that speaks to the unfortunate irony that we're seeing in Hollywood.