Olivia Rodrigo confirms anti-ice protests against Los Angeles’ “violent deportation”
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Popstar Olivia Rodrigo She expressed her support for Saturday’s anti-ice protest against “violent deportation” in Los Angeles.
“I have lived in Los Angeles for the rest of my life and am deeply mad at these violent deportations of my neighbors under the current administration,” Rodrigo wrote. Instagram Stories. “LA doesn’t exist without immigration. It’s awful to treat hardworking members of our community in such a respect, empathy and legitimate process. I stand up to the beautiful, diverse communities of Los Angeles and immigrants across the United States.”
She added, “I support the right to freedom of speech and freedom of protest.”
Pop star Olivia Rodrigo joined the Instagram story in support of the anti-ice protest. (Screenshot/Instagram)
The “Driver License” singer has added a link to the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) about immigration rights and what to do if you encounter law enforcement or Immigration Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents.
In another post on Instagram Stories, Rodrigo posted some one photo “There’s no king” protests It happened on Saturday against President Donald Trump.
Fox News Digital I contacted a Rodrigo representative for comments.
In October, Rodrigo related the story of existence Detained on border security When you try to enter the United States through Canada. She said she was taken from the room at 3am and was interrogated by a federal officer.
“He scared me,” she said. “He said, ‘You know you can go to prison to lie to a federal officer like this, which is really bad.”
She added, “I’m surprised. I’m like, ‘I’m not going to be put in America!”
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Rodrigo once recounted the time she was allegedly detained by the Border Patrol. (Etienne Laurent/AFP via Getty Images)
Rodrigo said she was released about 30 minutes later when officers admitted that she had confused her because of a suspect of a similar age named Olivia Rodriguez.
A riot broke out All of Los Angeles Around June 6th, after the ice agents attacked and arrested for deportation. Trump later sent out national security guards to help contain the violence that devastated several local businesses.
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