Summary
Pop singer Sabrina Carpenter and the publisher of Franklin the Turtle are criticizing the Trump administration for using their work in social media posts. Carpenter's song was featured in a video about immigration raids, and an altered image of Franklin the Turtle was used in a post about drug traffickers.
Key Facts
- Sabrina Carpenter is a pop singer whose music was used by the Trump administration.
- Her song “Juno” appeared in a video about U.S. Immigration raids.
- Carpenter publicly opposed the use of her song, calling it inappropriate.
- The publisher of Franklin the Turtle is Kids Can Press.
- Kids Can Press disapproved of an altered image showing Franklin with a weapon.
- The altered image was posted by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
- The post suggested Franklin was targeting drug traffickers.
