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Amber Rose has criticised Ariana Grande’s call for a nationwide ICE protest, arguing that asking people to stop working ignores economic hardship.

Amber Rose criticises Ariana Grande over ICE protest call

Amber Rose has criticised Ariana Grande’s call for a nationwide ICE protest, arguing that asking people to stop working ignores economic hardship.

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January 31, 2026 at 9:26:42 AM

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January 31, 2026 at 9:26:42 AM

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According to the source article, model and media personality Amber Rose has publicly criticised pop singer Ariana Grande over a recent social media post encouraging Americans to participate in a nationwide protest against U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE).


The controversy followed an Instagram Story shared by Grande calling for a “nationwide shutdown” on January 30, urging people to refrain from work, school and shopping as part of a protest against ICE operations. The message circulated widely online and sparked debate, particularly among critics who questioned how such actions could affect people dependent on daily wages.


Rose addressed the issue during a livestream conversation with social media figure Sneako, where she challenged the practicality of the call. She argued that encouraging people to stop working fails to reflect the economic pressures faced by many households and suggested that wealthy celebrities are often disconnected from those realities.


During the livestream, Rose questioned whether high-earning public figures should promote forms of protest that involve financial sacrifice for others, especially when those promoting the message are not exposed to the same risks.


She also broadened the discussion to celebrity involvement in political issues, referencing rapper Nicki Minaj and her interactions with former U.S. President Donald Trump. Rose said she had introduced Minaj to Trump and defended the rapper against criticism, citing Minaj’s charitable contributions and community support as more significant than political alignment.


The debate surrounding ICE protests has intensified in recent weeks following deadly encounters involving federal agents. Earlier this month, a woman in Minneapolis was fatally shot during an incident involving an ICE officer, followed days later by another fatal shooting involving federal agents.


These events prompted demonstrations in Minneapolis and other cities, with some local officials voicing concern over ICE enforcement practices.


As public reaction continues, Rose’s comments have added to a broader conversation about celebrity activism, economic inequality, and the impact of political messaging on everyday Americans.


Source: Geo News



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