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Bruce Springsteen Accuses ICE Of Deploying Gestapo Tactics

January 26, 2026 Julia Evans – Entertainment Editor Entertainment

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Bruce Springsteen used a recent concert appearance to protest the killing of Renee Good, a woman shot by an ICE agent in Minneapolis.

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* Renee Good was killed: She was shot and killed by an ICE agent on January 7th while in her vehicle. Officials claimed she tried to run over an agent,but videos suggest she was attempting to drive away.
* Springsteen’s Protest: During an unbilled appearance at Light of Day WinterFest, Springsteen dedicated his song “The Promised Land” to Good.
* Strong Words: He denounced immigration enforcement’s “Gestapo tactics” and spoke about the need to strive for a better america.
* “the Promised Land” as a Symbol: Springsteen described the song as an “ode to American possibility” and a reflection of both the country’s flaws and its potential.

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