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Radiohead blasts ICE for using their song in video mourning victims of migrant crime, demands it be taken down

March 3, 2026

Radiohead has publicly condemned U. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) for using their song 'Let Down' in a video that addresses victims of crimes committed by illegal immigrants. The band demanded the removal of the video, stating that the song holds significant meaning for them and should not be associated with the agency's messaging.

Radiohead blasts ICE for using their song in video mourning victims of migrant crime, demands it be taken down

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Radiohead criticized ICE for using their song 'Let Down' without permission.
The video featured in question addresses victims of 'criminal illegal alien violence.'.
ICE posted the video on its X feed, emphasizing the agency's mission.
Radiohead's statement included strong language, urging ICE to take down the video.

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Radiohead blasts ICE for using their song in video mourning victims of migrant crime, demands it be taken down

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