The United States government warned this morning that will deploy its agents of the Customs Immigration and Control Service (ICE in English) in the Super Bowl show.
“There is no place where shelter can be given to those who are in this country illegally. Neither the Super Bowl nor any other place,” said one of the advisors of the Department of National Security, Corey Lewandowski, in the radio program The Benny Show.
Regardless of that it is a Bad Bunny concert, “we are going to apply the law everywhere. We will guarantee the safety of the Americans. It is a directive of the president. If you are in this country without documents, do a favor:” he said.
The official expressed the displeasure of Donald Trump’s government on the election of Bad Bunny to act in the entertainment of one of the most important sporting events in the US. “It is a shame that someone who seems to hate the United States so much to represent them at the break of the party,” Lewandowski added.
“It’s a shame that they have decided to choose someone who seems to hate the United States so much to represent them at the break of the party.”
The choice of Puerto Rican, one of the artists with the greatest impact on the current musical panorama, to lead the rest of the Super Bowl has divided public opinion after claiming that he avoided passing through the US with his world tour against ICE made raids in the places of his concerts.
With his performance, Bad Bunny marks a milestone in the history of this event by becoming the first Latin artist to act alone in a super Bowl show, which will take place on February 8 in Santa Clara, in the state of California.
