Grammy Award winning Desh Star Zach Bryan posted Tease For its new song “Bad News” on Instagram, which indicates criticism for growth Immigration raid Across the country.
Brian uploaded a clip of recording, referring to the immigration customs and enforcement (ICE) with the caption on Sunday, “red white and blue disappearance.”
He sings, “Ice is going to come under your door. Try to build a house, no one else makes.
“Well I have received a telephone, the children are all scared and all are alone. The bars start colliding, the rocks start to rolle, the middle finger grows and will not stop showing it, got some bad news.”
He continues, a red, white and blue “fadin”. A red, white and blue disappearance. “
The 29 -year -old 29 -year -old for Stardom after creating a hit album six years ago in Florida AirBNB rental. Although Bryan has rejected relations with the country music industry known for his orthodox fan base, some of his fans have banded together under the Maga umbrella to criticize songs in the song.
A user commented, “Zach was an illegal sympathy,” a user commented, Washington Post,
While some shared displeasure over the song, others appreciated for speaking against Brian Raid,
The Instagram user said according to the post, “Thank you for standing for using their talent and standing morally correct.”
Currently, the commentary facility on Bryan’s Instagram post is disabled.
An US Navy veteran Bryan has a relatively low political profile. However, he made statements in 2023 condemning hatred against transgender persons.
“I think it is completely wrong to insult transgender people because we live in a country where we can all be just what we want to be” Wrote earlier On their X account, which has now been removed.
He said, “This is a great day I thought,” he said.
His new song, “Bad News”, keeps those who have been subject to bringing the immigration of the Trump administration into the headlines before the conservative base.
The ICE has deferred large -scale arrests, including 32,809 enforcement arrests in the first 50 days of the Trump administration. Homeland Department of Security (DHS),
Operations in California, Florida and Chicago have drawn national attention and pushbacks from protesters in the respective areas. Some have been allegedly removed from their homes without any warning and without warning. Wbez,
With the push of the White House for large -scale exile, National Guard soldiers have been sent to cities for unrest where protesters have collected to reject the increased law enforcement appearance.
Illinois, Oregon and California are among the three states that have Lawsed on The Trump administration argued that the deployment of the contingent was illegal intervention.
