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The White House have deleted their pro-ICE post using Sabrina Carpenter’s track ‘Juno’ following her comment. pic.twitter.com/UChAlaw8NU

— Pop Base (@PopBase) December 5, 2025

 The tweet from PopBase announces that the White House deleted an ICE promotional video after Sabrina Carpenter called its unauthorized use of her song “Juno” “vile and gross.”

Key points:

• The original video used “Juno” to hype ICE operations.
• Sabrina responded on X: “do not ever include me or my music with your inhumane agenda.”
• The White House quickly took down the video.
• Shortly after, they posted a new ICE video that appeared to mock Sabrina (no music this time).
• The PopBase post has over 88K likes and fans are celebrating her as the “queen who made the White House delete their tweet.”

The incident quickly went viral, highlighting the clash between pop culture and political propaganda.