At the Golden Globes red carpet, actors criticized Donald Trump and ICE immigration officers for their involvement in the tragic death of a mother of three in Minnesota. Mark Ruffalo, known for his roles in Marvel movies, led the opposition against the Republican president at the star-studded event in Los Angeles. He and actress Wanda Sykes made a statement wearing pins that read “ICE out” and “be good.”

The pins were in honor of Renee Good, who was fatally shot by an ICE officer under controversial circumstances that have highlighted the country’s divisions. Video footage shows Renee moving her car in the direction of the ICE officer before being shot three times. Following the incident, the officer used derogatory language towards Renee. The US government claims the officer feared for his life, although it remains uncertain if he was truly in a life-threatening situation as Renee seemed to be driving away.

Ruffalo dedicated his stand against Trump to Renee Good and criticized Trump’s actions, including his involvement in legal cases and foreign affairs. Referring to Trump’s past sexual abuse allegations, Ruffalo labeled him as the “worst human being.” He expressed concern over relying on Trump’s morality for leading the country and emphasized the need to address the fear and distress among Americans.

Sykes also condemned the Trump administration, urging for collective action to counter their policies. While some conservative voices criticized Ruffalo’s statements, many commended his stance. Social media users expressed overwhelming support for Ruffalo’s outspokenness, with one tweet praising him for standing on the right side of history.

The event sparked a debate between opposing viewpoints, with Ruffalo’s remarks resonating with those seeking change and justice. The actor’s bold statements have reignited discussions on political accountability and societal values.