Former ESPN host Sage Steele publicly criticized musicians who spoke out against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at the Grammys, claiming they lack the knowledge to comment on the issue. Steele, appearing on *Jesse Watters Primetime* on Fox News, mocked the musicians for their anti-ICE sentiments, echoing Laura Ingraham's 2018 comment to LeBron James, 'Shut up and dribble.' She argued that celebrities base their opinions on 'TikTok news' rather than facts.

Several prominent musicians, including Bad Bunny and Kehlani, used their Grammy wins to criticize ICE, citing recent controversial actions by the agency. These actions include the fatal shooting of two U.S. citizens in Minneapolis and the deployment of about 3,000 immigration agents under the Trump administration. The musicians' statements come amid ongoing tensions and public scrutiny over ICE's tactics.

The backlash from Steele highlights the ongoing divide between public figures and their political commentary. A recent Fox News poll indicates that 59% of American voters think ICE has been 'too aggressive,' while a YouGov survey found that 46% of Americans want the agency abolished. This controversy underscores the complex relationship between public opinion and government policy, particularly in the realm of immigration enforcement.

As the debate over ICE's methods continues, the involvement of high-profile figures like Steele and the musicians adds to the public discourse. This development reflects broader societal tensions and the role of public figures in shaping public opinion on sensitive issues.