Matthew Lillard criticizes the ice at the ‘Scream’ preview event in Los Angeles

Original “Scream” actor Matthew Lillard criticized immigration and cultural coercion during a fan screening of the 1990s horror film on Friday.

Making an appearance at the Los Angeles Theater for the Halloween “Scream” event, Lillard took a moment to criticize the Trump Administration’s immigration enforcement and urged Angelos to respond with love.

“F – ICE. In this time, in this country, we need to lead with love. Don’t forget that — this moment. Non-politicization.

ICE officials in Illinois targeting illegal immigrants who used ‘vehicles as weapons,’ officials say

Lillard, who is set to reprise his original “Scream” role in the upcoming “Scream 7,” also urged the crowd to vote in California’s upcoming special election.

“Yes, up to 50. You have to vote. If you don’t vote, we go down. So, it’s up to us. And if you don’t like it.”

A ballot measure could allow state voters to redraw CALIFORNIA’s DRM map — which Democrats say could help them win more seats in Congress.

The Gov. Gavin Newlom, D-Calif.

Ice Chief fire returns to Chicago-Area Mayor, CITES ‘violent protesters’ after weeks of review

A protester dressed in a capybara costume stands outside US immigration and fundraising cookies as police work to disperse a crowd blocking traffic in Portland, Oregon, Oct. 6, 2025. (Carlos Barria / Reuters)

Some celebrities have criticized Ice and President Donald Trump’s immigration agenda in recent months, as the law enforcement agency has stepped up its efforts to crack down on illegal immigrants across the country.

Latin Music Star Bad Bunny hit the ice during an interview in September, saying the first reason for Sketse’s US World Tour dates “was that his fans were not at risk of Ice Agents.

While performing at Portland’s Moda Center in October, Pop Star Reneé Rap blamed the recent snow there, saying, “So let’s crest f ——- clear – g– snow. F – this management. F

Click here for the latest media and culture news

Ice Agents have faced resistance from civil rights activists and the immigrant community as they arrest illegal immigrants across the United States. (Jacek Boczarski / Anadolu via Getty Images)

Country singer Zach Bryan’s feud with his rival when the lyrics to his song “Bad News” went viral in October got its Ice lyrics.

The controversy drew a response from Homeland Security Kristi Noem, who openly criticized the singer.

“I hope you understand that it’s a total disrespect to that song – not just in law enforcement, but in this country,” he said in an interview with conservative commentator Benny Johnson.

In a statement to FOX News Digital, DHS Assistant Precia Mclaughlin called Lillard’s statements, “a boring smear from scary movies without pedophiles invading our country and now living in innocent American countries.”

He added, “The media, politicians and media, and the Hollywood Elites must stop hacking our brave law that is responsible for the 8,000% increase in deaths [threats] Against them and the terrorists have retreated, cars are used as weapons against them, the online drag of their families, and the problems placed on their heads by gangs. Lillard and his Hollywood buddies should try to thank the law enforcement officer. ”

Click here for the FOX News app