Sabrina Carpenter Slams White House After Song Is Used in ICE Arrest Video

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00:00Sabrina Carpenter slams White House after song is used in ice arrest video.

00:05Sabrina Carpenter is calling out the Trump administration after her music was used in

00:09a video promoting immigration arrests without her approval.

00:13According to People, Carpenter, 26, is currently on her short and sweet tour, where she often

00:18brings a fan or celebrity on stage for a playful arrest during her performance of her 2024

00:24track Juno.

00:26But on Monday, December 1st, that same song appeared in a very different context.

00:31The Trump White House used Juno as the soundtrack for a video highlighting ice arrests, posting

00:37it across social media.

00:39Have you ever tried this one?

00:40Bye-bye, the official White House account wrote on X, referencing one of the song's lyrics.

00:45Sabrina Carpenter condemned the administration's use of her music, calling it evil and disgusting

00:50on X.

00:52The White House responded the same day through spokesperson Abigail Jackson, refusing to

00:56apologize and criticizing anyone who defends those they deport as stupid or is it slow.

01:02Carpenter did not indicate whether she plans to take further action over the use of her

01:07song, and it remains unclear whether the administration sought permission before using Juno.

01:12She is not the first artist to clash with Trump over music used in political messaging.

01:17Celine Dion, Bruce Springsteen, Linkin Park, Neil Young, and others have publicly criticized

01:24similar uses of their work.

01:26Last month, Olivia Rodrigo criticized the use of her song, All American Bee, in a White House

01:31and DHS video urging undocumented immigrants to self-deport, calling it racist, hateful propaganda.

01:38The video showed ICE detaining immigrants with a warning to leave via the CBP Home app.

01:44Her comment, later deleted, was reported by Rolling Stone.

01:48A DHS spokesperson responded at the time, telling the outlet, America is grateful all the time

01:54for our federal law enforcement officers who keep us safe.

01:57We suggest Ms. Rodrigo thank them for their service, not belittle their sacrifice.

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