Zach Bryan’s new song, “Bad Business,” has had the MAGA world raging because he takes ICE to task. And now the White House has gotten into the mix.

The White House responded after country singer Zach Bryan released a song criticizing immigration raids under the Trump administration.

Country singer-songwriter Zach Bryan broke his silence over a controversy circulating across MAGA world and the White House. On his Instagram account, Bryan had posted a snippet of an unreleased song, titled “Bad News,” on Friday, with the caption, “The fading of the red white and blue.”

Andrea Bocelli will perform at the White House on Dec. 5, President Trump told reporters following the Italian tenor’s visit to the Oval Office. The White House on Friday posted video of Bocelli singing Con Te Partiro as music was played inside and outside the Oval Office.

“While Zach Bryan wants to Open The Gates to criminal illegal aliens and has Condemned heroic ICE officers, Something in the Orange tells me a majority of Americans disagree with him and support President Trump’s great American Revival. Godspeed, Zach!”

Speaking exclusively with PEOPLE at the Hamilton screening in New York City last month, the Tony winner’s father, Luis A. Miranda Jr., says he was skeptical when his son told him he was going to perform a song from Hamilton at the White House in 2009.

The Tony winner went ahead and performed "The Hamilton Mixtape" at the 2009 event, years before the Broadway musical premiered.