Radiohead accuses ICE of using the song "Let Down" without permission in a promotional material

The British band Radiohead reacted vehemently to the unauthorized use of their song 'Let Down' by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS), which oversees controversial immigration police activities, ICE.

A video posted on social media features individuals affected by 'illegal immigrants', with the band's song playing in the background. Radiohead stated that the song was used without their permission and requested that the video be deleted. The band members emphasized that the song has a deep significance for them and cannot be used in an abusive manner.

This is not the first time that artists contest the unauthorized use of their music by the Trump administration, with fellow singers like Kenny Loggins, Celine Dion, and Beyoncé also expressing their discontent with such practices.