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Ariana Grande criticized the White House after the use of her song "Bye" in an ICE video about the arrest of migrants.

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Ariana Grande reacted publicly after the White House used her song "Bye" in a TikTok video featuring agents from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) making migrant arrests.


The artist urged authorities not to associate her music with such messages, calling the situation "barbaric, inhumane, and hateful." Her representatives confirmed the authenticity of the message and are trying to obtain the removal of the musical fragment from the video. Her team is working to achieve the removal of a musical fragment from a controversial video.


The White House responded through spokesperson Abigail Jackson, who defended the Trump administration's immigration policy, stating that true barbarism comes from the actions of illegal criminals.

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