Archive · 7 Dec 2025
White House Deletes Video After Sabrina Carpenter Condemns ICE Use
The White House posted a video with Sabrina Carpenter's song 'Juno' in the background, showing ICE agents detaining people.
Sabrina was upset because she didn't want her music used for something she thought was mean.
The White House took down the video and posted a different one with Sabrina from SNL instead.
This isn't the first time artists have been upset about their music being used without permission by the Trump administration.
The White House posted a video featuring ICE agents detaining individuals, set to Sabrina Carpenter's song 'Juno'.
Sabrina Carpenter condemned the use of her music, calling the video 'evil and disgusting'.
The White House deleted the original post and replaced it with a clip of Carpenter from Saturday Night Live.
Carpenter has previously spoken out against Trump's policies.
This incident is part of a pattern of artists, including Beyoncé and Celine Dion, pushing back against the Trump administration's unauthorized use of their music.
- Who
- Sabrina Carpenter, White House, ICE
- What
- White House deleted a video after Sabrina Carpenter condemned the use of her song in ICE clips
- When
- After the video was posted and Carpenter's response
- Where
- United States
- Why
- Carpenter found the use of her song for promoting immigration enforcement efforts 'evil and disgusting'
- Singer
- Sabrina Carpenter
- Song Used
- Juno
- Agency Involved
- Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE)
- White House Response
- Deleted original post, uploaded SNL clip
- Previous Artist Backlash
- Beyoncé, Celine Dion