Kim Kardashian and Family Backs ‘ICE Out’ Movement in Subtle Move as 'No Kings' Protests Sweep Across Country

Kim Kardashian and her family took a subtle jab at President Donald Trump and his administration during last week's "No Kings" protest. Protests swept the country across states, calling out the president on issues including the Jeffrey Epstein files, Operation Epic Fury in Iran, and more.

The most glaring issue was Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), which has been detaining and deporting immigrants after Pam Bondi declared American citizenship a privilege. The Kardashians called out the administration by liking a pro-ICE Out post.

As mentioned earlier, last week, during the "No Kings" protests, coordinated demonstrations swept the country that criticized Donald Trump and his administration. Demonstrators found creative ways to call out the president and his policies.

While some called for an end to the Iran war, others demanded that ICE agents relax their policies, as they continue to detain immigrants present in the community.

Tracy Romulus, Chief Brand Officer for Kim Kardashian West (KKW), attended the "No Kings" protests in Orange County, California. She shared an Instagram photo of her mother holding an "ICE OUT" sign, and wrote an emotional note along with it in support.

She wrote that her mother had "escaped Vietnam after the war with nothing but the clothes on her back and a belief that America would give her family a fighting chance." The note added, "As a refugee, she knows better than most what a gift it is to live in a country where hard work is met with opportunity and where your children can dream bigger than you did."

Romulus concluded that the America offering her family opportunity is worth protecting. The emotional post resonated with social media users, including the Kardashians, who liked it. The post drew warm, supportive comments from followers, who agreed with her sentiments and condemned the actions of ICE officials.

The SKKN founder has been vocal against Donald Trump's controversial ICE raids and shared her views on the same on social media. In late January, she shared a post on X condemning the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good, Alex Pretti and others, by ICE agents.

She wrote, "I stand in solidarity with calls for accountability and compassionate immigration enforcement." She added that she stands with families and children nationwide facing hardship during these times.

Kim Kardashian also announced a donation to the National Immigration Law Center to support unprivileged immigrants and their families. Despite backlash, she has maintained her stance against the actions of ICE officials.