Karoline Leavitt Slams Hollywood Hypocrites for Attacking ICE

White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is torching Hollywood elites for their latest round of anti-ICE activism, calling out their hypocrisy in a pointed takedown that’s resonating far beyond D.C.

During a press briefing on Tuesday, Leavitt blasted celebrities who used the Grammys red carpet and stage to protest U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents. Her message was direct: These are the same people who live in gated communities, protected by armed guards, while demonizing law enforcement officers just doing their jobs.

“It’s very ironic and, frankly, sad,” Leavitt said. “You didn’t hear this same type of uproar from celebrities in Hollywood when the previous administration allowed an invasion of our nation’s borders.”

She wasn’t done.

Leavitt invoked the names of Jocelyn Nungaray and Laken Riley, two young women brutally murdered by illegal aliens murders the mainstream press and Hollywood have conveniently ignored. “These people should have never been in our country in the first place,” she added.

That’s what makes the celebrity outrage so tone-deaf. While ICE agents are risking their lives to protect our border and citizens, Grammy winners and film festival regulars are busy wearing pins that say ‘ICE OUT’ like it’s some kind of fashion statement.

• Justin and Hailey Bieber, Billie Eilish, Joni Mitchell, and Jack Antonoff all wore the anti-ICE buttons at the Grammys.

• Bad Bunny, performing at this year’s Super Bowl, used his acceptance speech to push the agenda: “ICE out… We are not aliens. We are humans.” The crowd applauded wildly.

• Olivia Wilde at Sundance called ICE a “criminal organization” and called for their complete dismantling.

• Bruce Springsteen released a protest song last month with the lyric, “ICE out of Minneapolis.”

This isn’t about compassion. It’s about clout. These celebrities don’t live with the consequences of open borders. They’re not the ones dealing with drug trafficking, child exploitation, and violent criminals slipping through the cracks. Instead, they pose for cameras, lecture working-class Americans, and then retreat to their $10 million estates.

Leavitt nailed it when she said, “Law enforcement is just trying to do their jobs.” ICE agents aren’t the enemy they’re one of the last lines of defense between law-abiding citizens and complete chaos at the southern border.

And the same Hollywood crowd that’s silent when innocent Americans are killed by illegal aliens somehow finds their voice when it’s time to bash the people trying to stop it.

It’s not bravery. It’s cowardice wrapped in designer clothing and red carpet applause.

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