DHS uses Zach Bryan song in recruitment video after ICE criticism

After country singer Zach Bryan teased a new song condemning ICE raids, the Department of Homeland Security responded by using one of his past songs in a recruiting video.

Brian previewed A New song called “Bad News” In an Instagram post that went viral. The song includes lyrics lamenting that “the red, white and blue are fading” and that “ICE is going to break down your door.”

John Rich, the country music star best known for the hit song “Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy),” was one of many to mock the song, joking that “Nashville is full of people like that.” Others on social media argued that this was Brian’s “Bud Light Moment” Comparing it to the time when many conservative consumers fled the brand after it was associated with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney.

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But the official Department of Homeland Security Make a recruitment video Armored law enforcement forces are shown mobilizing and suppressing masked rioters, handcuffing people.

The snippet of the song used in the music video includes the lyrics, “Lord, forgive us and my kids and me. We’re having a revival all night, somebody’s calling women and somebody’s stealing the Bible. For my survival, baptize me in a bottle of Beam, put Johnny on vinyl.”

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The stunt received massive support from ICE supporters and condemnation from left-wing accounts on the X platform.

In the next tweet, the DHS account shared a link to a file Washington Examiner article He asks: “Is Zach Bryan going to write a song about the murdered women, Laken Riley and Rachel Morin?” In the article, editor and commentator Christopher Tremoli asked: “How many innocent people have to be killed by illegal immigrants before country singer Zach Bryan writes a song about them?”

Fox News Digital She reached out to Brian’s management and did not receive an immediate response.

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