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    What happens when White House criticizes musicians? Ask The Beach Boys

    Team_Prime US NewsBy Team_Prime US NewsOctober 7, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Oct. 6, 2025 6:37 PM PT

    To the editor: A White Home advisor criticizing the collection of Dangerous Bunny to carry out the halftime present for the Tremendous Bowl (“Anyone calling Bad Bunny un-American needs a geography lesson,” Oct. 4) is paying homage to James Watt (President Reagan’s inside secretary) versus The Seaside Boys. Watt introduced that The Seaside Boys wouldn’t be part of the 1983 Independence Day celebrations on the Nationwide Mall as a result of they attracted what he referred to as the “wrong element.” He most popular somebody extra healthful, like Wayne Newton, who did carry out that day. The criticism was swift and virtually common. Even Nancy Reagan referred to as The Seaside Boys “superb, excellent folks.”

    Thomas Butterworth, Tustin

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    To the editor: The notion of Immigration and Customs Enforcement brokers patrolling the 2026 Tremendous Bowl, on the lookout for undocumented residents, is solely ludicrous. To start with, what number of undocumented people have $8,600 to whimsically spend on a Tremendous Bowl ticket? Not many, I’d suppose.

    Moreover, as a result of ICE is so intent on its round-up mission (and since the Supreme Court docket recently cleared the way for racial profiling), brokers may inadvertently scoop up different followers, equivalent to Latino CEOs and Latino movie and TV stars in attendance. If ICE does certainly attend, all Latinos there ought to stay alert.

    Louisa Caucia, Tarzana



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