Actor Danny Trejo has drawn criticism for his involvement in a film produced by conservative commentator Ben Shapiro’s company, sparking controversy over his alignment with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The project, Pawn Shop, faced local opposition in Livingston, Montana, where filming resumed after residents raised concerns about its production impact. Trejo has clarified he does not support ICE, though the backlash highlights tensions between entertainment and political affiliations. The dispute underscores broader debates over how public figures navigate partnerships with polarizing figures or organizations.
Actor and Los Angeles businessperson Danny Trejo said he does not back Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) as he faces backlash for signing on to perform in the film "Pawn Shop," which is produced by conservative commentator Ben Shapiro's Daily Wire. Production resumed in Livingston, Mont., on Monday after residents complained about the project's impact...
