Sabrina Carpenter made an unwanted appearance in a new video, despite the 26-year-old pop star clarifying her stance on what she described as an “inhumane agenda.”
Donald Trump’s administration was forced to delete a video posted on X to promote ICE arrests after the Espresso hitmaker slammed them for using her song as the soundtrack of the viral clip.
Despite her warning, the team later uploaded a new video to its TikTok account, featuring the Manchild singer.
In the latest video uploaded on Friday afternoon, the team spliced a clip of Marcello Hernandez and Carpenter from her Saturday Night Live appearance alongside additional footage of arrests.
The edit appears to replace the Please Please Please chart-topper’s joke about needing to “arrest someone for being too hot” with the word “illegal.”
“PSA: If you’re a criminal illegal, you WILL be arrested & deported. [sparkle emoji],” the caption read.
Earlier in the week, the former Disney star reacted strongly after a previous video included her hit song Juno.
In a now-deleted post that gained more than a million likes, she called the edit “evil and disgusting.”
“Do not ever involve me or my music to benefit your inhumane agenda,” the Girl Meets World album wrote in her X post on Tuesday, December 2.
Although, the video with the Juno song was removed from the X account on Friday, December 5 in the wake of the blonde beauty’s powerful response, a new clip was uploaded, this time featuring a snippet of Carpenter herself.
