Cardi B is not playing about her people. And if ICE pulls up to her concerts, she says it is going to be a problem.
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During the opening night of her Little Miss Drama Tour in Palm Desert, California, Cardi B made her stance loud and clear. While performing “La Cucaracha,” she paused to ask the crowd if there were any Guatemalans or Mexicans in the building. The energy shifted fast.
Then she said it.
“B***h, If ICE comes in here, we gon’ jump they a**es,” she told the audience, sparking roaring cheers.
Cardi did not stop there. She added, “I’ve got some bear mace in the back! They ain’t taking my fans, b***h,” before jumping into “I Like It.”
The moment instantly made waves online, especially as immigration enforcement continues to dominate headlines. Her comments came just days after Bad Bunny said “ICE out” during his Grammy Awards acceptance speech. That statement drew criticism from conservatives, including Donald Trump.
Cardi B made it clear she stands with Bad Bunny and with Latino fans who feel targeted. Over the weekend, she publicly praised him for speaking out and said she is proud to see Latinos standing together.
So far, the Department of Homeland Security has not responded to Cardi’s strong stance. Still, Cardi B’s message was simple. She is rocking with her fans, on stage and off.
