Saucy Santana is getting dragged after cheering a White House ICE edit that turned his viral hit into a pro-ICE message. Ad 0:00 Click for sound 0:00 / 0:00A reaction clip showed Santana smiling after learning the administration used “Quiet on the Creek,” before he reposted and later removed the White House video. His first response also looked far different from artists who quickly rejected White House videos using their songs over arrests and deportations. The clash matters because the White House keeps using hit songs to make ICE posts feel like fast, shareable pop culture. The jab mocked the gap between Santana’s bold public image and his happy response to a federal ICE video.