Did Ketanji Brown Jackson Clap at Anti-ICE Grammy Speeches? What Video Shows
Summary
Claims have spread on social media that Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson applauded anti-ICE (Immigration and Customs Enforcement) speeches during the Grammy Awards. However, there is no video evidence supporting these claims. The speeches, given by artists like Billie Eilish and Bad Bunny, criticized immigration policies.Key Facts
- No video has been found showing Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson clapping for anti-ICE speeches at the Grammys.
- The claims about her clapping have been widely shared on social media, mainly by conservative individuals.
- Justice Jackson was present at the Grammys because she was nominated for an award.
- Host Trevor Noah mentioned her in a joke, and she was seen smiling and waving, which some mistook as clapping for the speeches.
- Artists Billie Eilish and Bad Bunny spoke against ICE during their acceptance speeches.
- Bad Bunny emphasized unity and humanity in his speech by saying, "We are not animals… we are humans and we are Americans."
- There is no confirmation of Jackson's reaction during Eilish and Bad Bunny's speeches, as it was not shown on camera.
- Some public figures have expressed skepticism about the claims, noting the lack of evidence for Jackson applauding anti-ICE rhetoric.
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