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Danny Trejo says he is ‘not pro-ICE’ after being cast in movie from Ben Shapiro’s company

Danny Trejo asserts he is not pro-ICE, despite his role in a film produced by Ben Shapiro's company, The Daily Wire. Trejo emphasizes his support for the immigrant community, while his son reveals his father was unaware of Shapiro's involve...

NBC News· Oct 15, 2026 · 8:17 PM · 2 views

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Danny Trejo asserts he is not pro-ICE, despite his role in a film produced by Ben Shapiro's company, The Daily Wire. Trejo emphasizes his support for the immigrant community, while his son reveals his father was unaware of Shapiro's involvement. Protests have emerged over the film's contentious themes as filming continues in Livingston, Montana.

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