The Associated Press reports that more than 55,000 Dominicans currently reside in Puerto Rico. Bad Bunny's outspoken criticism of ICE's actions comes amid a wave of similar responses from other stars.

Bad Bunny is slamming Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers for making arrests in Puerto Rico. The Grammy-winning rapper and singer, whose real name is Benito Antonio Martínez Ocasio ...

Media Bad Bunny blasts ICE agents as ‘sons of bitches’ after filming operations in Puerto Rico: ‘Look, those motherf—rs’ By Gabriel Hays, Fox News Published June 18, 2025, 8:34 p.m. ET ...

Rebecca González-Ramos, ICE’s top investigator in Puerto Rico, told NPR that the agency has made nearly 500 arrests, of which roughly 75% have involved Dominicans. NPR further noted that fewer ...

Bad Bunny calls out ICE agents in Puerto Rico, sharing footage of officers escorting people into unmarked cars: 'Sons of bitches, instead of letting the people alone and working.' ...

The Puerto Rico native posted a video to his Instagram Stories on Tuesday with the caption “ice,” decrying the actions of Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Avenida Pontezuela in Carolina.

Earlier this month, an ICE investigator estimated that there are 20,000 immigrants living without legal status in Puerto Rico, while NPR stated that nearly 500 immigrant arrests — 75 percent of ...

ICE raids have been affecting many immigrant-dominated areas of the continental United States, including Los Angeles. However, in Puerto Rico, around 500 Dominican migrants were arrested in San ...

With numbers suggesting that up to 20,000 illegal immigrants live in Puerto Rico and ICE having a quota to meet of 3,000 deportations per day, it doesn’t seem like ICE will be leaving the good ...

Bad Bunny criticized ICE after posting a video he says shows agents detaining people in Puerto Rico while calling them out in a profanity-laced message. Bad Bunny called out U.S. immigration ...

On Tuesday (June 17), Bad Bunny filmed what appeared to be an ICE raid in Puerto Rico, uploading the video to his Instagram story with the caption “ice,” as Variety points out.

Bad Bunny posted a video on Tuesday (June 16) slamming what he said were immigration raids in his native Puerto Rico, joining a chorus or protests.