Pop Star Ariana Grande Flaunts ‘ICE OUT’ Pin at Golden Globes
Left-leaning pop star and actress Ariana Grande wore an “ICE OUT” pin to the Golden Globes — a blatant reference to Renee Good, 37, who was fatally shot in Minnesota after crashing into an ICE agent last week.
The “We Can’t Be Friends” singer voiced her opposition to U.S. immigration enforcement and U.S. sovereignty by demanding that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) stand down during the major awards ceremony on Sunday.
“Hollywood stars are so oblivious to the outside world that they have all these views from the comfort of their billion-dollar-plus residential areas,” another said.
Another note Great as “a woman who has never really worked, who is not married or has children, who hates married family men with children who barely earn their living working for ICE”, as well as an “evil human” who is “completely oblivious to the daily struggle of the average person”.
A third user REMARK that it was “no wonder” the 2024 film Wicked — which stars Grande — “failed so bad.”
Actor Mark Ruffalo was also seen wearing an anti-ICE “Be Good” pin at the Golden Globes on Sunday.
“It’s for her,” Ruffalo told reporters at the ICE agitator while on the event’s red carpet, adding, “It’s for the people in the United States who are terrorized and scared today. I know I’m one of them.”
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Actresses Natasha Lyonne, Jean Smart and Wanda Sykes also wore the pins on the red carpet.
“To all the ‘celebrities’ who protested ICE at last night’s Golden Globes, I have one question: When will YOU open the doors of YOUR Hollywood Hills homes to the illegal aliens you claim to care so deeply about?” asked conservative activist CJ Pearson.
“I will wait for a response but I won’t hold my breath,” Pearson added.
“The Emmys were on September 14, four days after Charlie Kirk was murdered, and they didn’t do any honoring. Tonight at the Golden Globes they made sure to honor Renee Good, who tried to kill an ICE agent with her car. Truly shameful,” added another. underlines.
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Alana Mastrangelo is a reporter for Breitbart News. You can follow her on Facebook and @ARmastrangeloand on Instagram.
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