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Bruce Springsteen performs new anti-ICE song in Minneapolis concert

Bruce Springsteen joined Tom Morello during his Defend Minnesota! concert on the afternoon of Friday, Jan 30 in Minneapolis

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White House Response To Springsteen's Minneapolis Song Is Tougher Than The Rest

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Bruce Springsteen takes charge of First Ave protest concert

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Bruce Springsteen Slams ‘King Trump’ in Anti-ICE Song, White House Reacts

The tense political atmosphere in the United States, particularly involving the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency, has inspired Bruce Springsteen to release a new song criticizing the T...

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Bruce Springsteen sings out against Trump in ‘Streets of Minneapolis’

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Bruce Springsteen Gives Trump Middle Finger With New Minnesota Song

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Rock superstar releases protest song slamming ICE, Trump

“I wrote this song on Saturday, recorded it yesterday and released it to you today in response to the state terror being visited on the city of Minneapolis,” Springsteen says in a post on social media...

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Bruce Springsteen drops anti-ICE song after Minneapolis shootings

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Bruce Springsteen Trashes 'King Trump' in New 'Streets of Minneapolis' Song

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Bruce Springsteen kicks Trump 'in the teeth' at rage-fueled show

The Boss is now singing directly from the streets of Minneapolis. Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Bruce Springsteen sang his protest song, “Streets of Minneapolis,” at the titular city’s First Avenue Club as part of the A Concert of Solidarity & Resistance to Defend Minnesota!

Bruce Springsteen blasts 'King Trump,' slams Alex Pretti shooting in new song

After Bruce Springsteen called out Trump's "thugs" in Minneapolis, the White House hit back against the "random" song and "irrelevant opinions."

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White House says it's too busy to react to ‘random songs with irrelevant opinions' in reaction to Springsteen's fiery ‘Streets of Minneapolis'

The Boss released the searing anti-ICE song on Wednesday (Jan. 28) in which he referred to "King Trump's private army from the DHS."