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Country singers Zach Bryan and Gavin Adcock attended Oklahoma\u2019s \u2018Born & Raised\u2019 Festival when Bryan scaled a barbed-wire fence to confront Adcock.<\/p>\n
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Country superstar Zach Bryan<\/a> has some “Bad News” for America \u2014 and fans are all ears.<\/p>\n The 29-year-old singer on Oct. 6 dropped a one-minute snippet of a timely new song called “Bad News” that attacks U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement<\/a>.<\/p>\n In the audio, posted on Instagram<\/a>, the U.S. Navy veteran seemingly sings: “ICE is gonna come, bust down your door\/ Try to build a house no one builds no more\/ But I’ve got a telephone\/ Kids are all scared and all alone.”<\/p>\n “The bar stopped bumping\/ The rock stopped rolling\/ The middle fingers rising and it won’t stop showing,” he later sings. “I’ve got some bad news\/ The fading of the red, white and blue.”<\/p>\n No information about a possible release date has been provided.<\/p>\n Speaking with The New York Times<\/a> in 2022, Bryan described himself as a “total libertarian.” The following year, while responding to musician Travis Tritt’s vow to boycott Anheuser-Busch products over the company’s partnership with Dylan Mulvaney<\/a>, Bryan reportedly posted<\/a> that “insulting transgender people is completely wrong.<\/p>\n “I just have family transitioning and have blood to defend here,” he added.<\/p>\n More than a week prior, Bryan performed what was reportedly the biggest ticketed concert in U.S. history<\/a> at Ann Arbor’s Michigan Stadium.<\/p>\n Over the Oct. 4 weekend, as protests over immigration enforcement intensified, a U.S. Border Patrol agent in Chicago shot a woman<\/a> after she and at least one other person allegedly rammed cars into vehicles carrying federal authorities.<\/p>\n The Trump administration has vowed to flood cities run by Democrats with federal agents as part of a nationwide immigration crackdown. Federal officials have targeted so-called “sanctuary” jurisdictions that limit cooperation with federal immigration enforcement.<\/p>\n Contributing: KiMi Robinson, Michael Loria and Eduardo Cuevas, USA TODAY<\/em><\/p>\n