LOS ANGELES, June 12 -- The video shows federal agents pulling people into custody, hands cuffed behind backs, and underneath the footage runs a breakup song. Ariana Grande found out the way everyone else did, by watching the White House's own TikTok account score an immigration enforcement montage to her voice. Her response arrived where the offense did, in the comments.

"Please do not ever use my music in relation to this barbaric, inhumane, heinous nonsense," Grande wrote under the video, which the administration posted earlier this week using her 2024 song "Bye." Variety reported that a source close to the singer said her team was working to get the audio pulled from the clip as quickly as possible.

The White House did not apologize...