Overview
- Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson attended the Grammys as a nominee for narrating her memoir and was shown on camera during her nomination but not during anti-ICE speeches.
- Performers and attendees highlighted opposition to ICE, including remarks from Billie Eilish and Bad Bunny and the widespread use of “ICE OUT” pins.
- Sen. Marsha Blackburn sent Chief Justice John Roberts a letter seeking an investigation under the Supreme Court’s Code of Conduct and raising potential recusal questions.
- News outlets report no verified footage of Jackson applauding anti-ICE statements, even as commentary and social posts claim she did.
- President Trump amplified the criticism by promoting a New York Post opinion on Truth Social, as the Court prepares to hear immigration and birthright citizenship cases this term.