Border Patrol's Use of Michael Jackson Song with Antisemitic Lyrics Raises Questions
A video posted by U.S. Border Patrol on Facebook and Instagram two months ago has sparked controversy due to its soundtrack.
The video, which featured agents engaging in various activities, was set to a version of Michael Jackson's 1995 song "They Don't Care About Us" that contains antisemitic lyrics.
"Jew me, sue me, everybody do me, kick me, kike me, don't you black or white me"
The video was deleted on Wednesday after Gizmodo journalist Matt Novak posted about it on Bluesky.
- The video was live on Facebook and Instagram for two months.
- The soundtrack featured a 13-second clip of the song with antisemitic lyrics.
- The Border Patrol has not provided a reason for using the song.
Author's summary: Border Patrol used a song with antisemitic lyrics in a video.
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