The singer uploaded a series of Instagram stories about the United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement, which is facing mass criticism after a Minnesota woman was shot and killed by an ICE agent earlier this week. (NME report)
“I love immigrants, I love criminals, I love trans people, I love abortions, I love queers, I love slutty women, I love contraception, I love welfare, I love socialism, I fucking hate ICE,” she wrote.
In a follow-up story, she then addressed DMs she’d received asking how she could announce her love for criminals.
“The reason why my sweet, smart, generous, talented, thoughtful man can’t come to the US – AT ALL – to visit me ever since we got together 6 years ago is because he has a criminal record,” she wrote. “Guess for what? WEED! Hahahahaha like?? Who gives a fucking fuck?!?”
Larsson is dating Swedish dancer Lamin Holmén, and went on to clarify that he doesn’t have a criminal record anymore, as it’s been “so long since he smoked that spliff that it’s officially gone from his name and he still can’t get in”.
Duran Duran and Dave Matthews are among the other artists who have criticised US President Donald Trump‘s administration in the wake of Good’s death. Neil Young has also commented on the shooting, urging Americans to “rise up” against ICE, while Joe Keery called out Trump for defending ICE after the death of Good.
Billie Eilish also re-shared a post calling ICE a “terrorist organisation”, which the Department of Homeland Security later responded to, saying it was “garbage”.
In other news, ICE are no longer running ads on Spotify, following concerns relating to the fatal shooting of Good.
