Sabrina Carpenter explodes at ‘disgusting’ Trump administration for using s*x position song in ICE video

Singer Sabrina Carpenter is not happy with the White House for making use of her music as part of a new ICE video.

The star slammed the Trump administration for the disgusting use of her hit track, dubbed Juno in a video on TikTok that celebrated the arrests made by American Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The video shared on Monday showed a montage of people being detained by ICE agents. This was set against Carpenter’s sexually charged number, which has to do with sex positions. The lyrics are very raunchy, and the star couldn’t help but wonder how the White House thought it was okay to use them.

Carpenter made it clear through a public post shared online that she condemned this move and also rolled out a direct message at the White House account for thinking it was decent enough to commit the act.

The video was called evil and disgusting by the singer, and she warned the Trump administration to never involve her or her music to benefit their inhumane agenda.

Supporters of the Trump administration defended the clip and praised the President’s tough stance on the matter linked to putting immigrants to justice for committing crimes. But not everyone agreed, and the comments on the video were certainly mixed.