A shocking statement from an advisor to former President Donald Trump has made the atmosphere ahead of the 2026 Super Bowl more tense than ever. According to this source, the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is said to be present at the biggest sporting event on the planet, and even conduct deportations right when Bad Bunny performs at the Halftime Show.
This information immediately sparked a wave of fierce controversy. The Super Bowl is a symbol of unity, where music and sports blend to bring entertainment to hundreds of millions of global viewers. But the idea of incorporating ICE and politics into the mix has been considered “over the line”, turning a cultural festival into a political battlefield.
In the midst of this storm, Baltimore Ravens star Lamar Jackson quickly spoke up, expressing a strong stance: “We stand with the fans and do not support the politicization of music and sports.” Jackson’s statement immediately received a great response from the community, many people praised him as a brave voice to protect the pure spirit of sports.
On social networks, a wave of reactions exploded fiercely. One side expressed outrage, saying that this move went against human values, while the other side considered it a “strong message” on the issue of immigration. The hashtags #SuperBowl2026 and #KeepPoliticsOutOfSports climbed straight to the top trending in just a few hours.
Although the NFL has not made any official comments, this rumor is enough to make Super Bowl 2026 the most watched event in history. Now, the whole world is waiting to see: will the biggest sports and music festival on the planet maintain its spirit of unity, or be colored by divisive political controversies?