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Bruce Springsteen blasts 'King Trump,' slams Alex Pretti shooting in new song

Minneapolis, Bruce Spring s teen hears your voice. The Boss has released an angry anthem called " Streets of Minneapolis " – with multiple political references, including to "Trump's federal thugs" – ...

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Bruce Springsteen drops anti-ICE song after Minneapolis shootings

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Springsteen condemns 'King Trump's private army' in new song

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Bruce Springsteen releases Minneapolis protest song, sings 'ICE out now!'

Bruce Springsteen on Wednesday released a protest song honoring Alex Pretti and Renee Good, two Minneapolis residents killed in what he called the "state of terror" visited on the city by President Do...

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Bruce Springsteen releases anti-Ice song dedicated to Minneapolis and criticises Trump

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Bruce Springsteen releases anti-ICE protest song, honoring Renee Good and Alex Pretti

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Springsteen Condemns 'King Trump's Private Army' in New Song

“King Trump's private army from the DHS / Guns belted to their coats / Came to Minneapolis to enforce the law / Or so their story goes,” Springsteen sings.

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Springsteen releases fiery ode to Minneapolis shooting victims

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Bruce Springsteen Slams 'King Trump' And His 'Federal Thugs' In New Song For Minneapolis

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Bruce Springsteen Drops New Protest Song ‘Streets of Minneapolis’

The legendary singer-songwriter has been a vocal critic of President Donald Trump and ICE.

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Bruce Springsteen Releases ICE Protest Song About "State Terror" in Minneapolis

Springsteen said "Streets of Minneapolis is "dedicated to the people of Minneapolis, our innocent immigrant neighbors and in memory of Alex Pretti and Renee Good."

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Once lamenting Youngstown’s steel decline, new Springsteen song protests Minneapolis deaths

The new song, titled "Streets of Minneapolis," addresses recent confrontations involving federal agents and the deaths of two people protesting government actions targeting immigrants. The lyrics mark a return to the protest-style storytelling Springsteen used decades ago to describe the collapse of the steel industry in Youngstown, Ohio.