Bruce Springsteen condemns Trump and advocates for immigration and civil rights

immigration. The 68-year-old rock icon took the stage in Birmingham on Sunday and immediately addressed the current political climate, stating that he believes Trump is "unfit" for office. Springsteen also spoke out against the separation of families at the U.S.-Mexico border, calling it a "disgrace" and urging the audience to resist the policies of the current administration. The musician, known for his socially and politically charged lyrics, is known for not shying away from controversial topics. He has been a vocal critic of the current administration and has previously performed at benefit concerts for organizations fighting for immigrant and civil rights. Springsteen's tour is set to continue throughout the U.K. and Europe, with upcoming shows in London, Rome, and Barcelona. This is not the first time that the "Born in the U.S.A." singer has used his platform to speak out against political issues, and it is clear that he will continue to use his music to spread his message of resistance and activism." Bruce Springsteen, the 68-year-old rock icon, opened his U.K. tour by calling out the Trump administration for its authoritarianism, attacks on civil rights, and controversial immigration policies. At his show in Birmingham on Sunday, Springsteen stated that he believes Trump is "unfit" for office. He also spoke against the separation of families at the U.S.-Mexico border, calling it a "disgrace" and encouraging the audience to resist the current administration's policies. Known for his politically charged lyrics, Springsteen has been a vocal critic of the current administration and has previously performed at benefit concerts for organizations fighting for immigrant and civil rights. His tour will continue throughout the U.K. and Europe, with upcoming shows in London, Rome, and Barcelona. This is not the first time that Springsteen has used his platform to speak out against political issues, and it is clear that he will continue to use his music to spread his message of resistance and activism.