Hayley Williams has responded to the Department of Homeland Security after the agency criticized her for shouting “F— ICE” during her recent solo concert in California. The Paramore singer addressed the DHS statement on Instagram, posting a screenshot of the agency’s response and adding her own message.

Williams made the remarks during her Oct. 3 concert at North Island Credit Union Amphitheatre in Chula Vista, California, while performing “Ice in My OJ,” a track from her 2025 solo album, “Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party.” She paused during the song to criticize U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement and also voiced support for Palestine.

The comments quickly drew a response from DHS. A spokesperson for the department told Fox News Digital that federal law enforcement officers deserve recognition for their work and said Williams should thank them for their service rather than criticize them.

Williams responded on Monday by sharing the DHS statement on her Instagram Stories. Above the screenshot, she wrote, “And may I suggest all Nazi bitches suck on my fat dick,” directly rejecting the department’s call for her to thank federal immigration officers.

The exchange follows a series of political statements Williams has made during her solo concerts. Since launching The Hayley Williams Show in September, she has used performances to speak about immigration enforcement, Palestine and what she has described as threats to American democracy.

Her “F— ICE” remarks have also become part of her live performance of “Ice in My OJ.” The song appears on “Ego Death at a Bachelorette Party,” her second solo album, which was released in 2025 while she continued performing with Paramore.

Williams has previously criticized the Trump administration and its policies from the stage. During Paramore’s appearance at the 2024 iHeartRadio Music Festival, she addressed the audience about Project 2025 and urged concertgoers to vote against the Republican agenda.

The latest comments also place Williams among a number of musicians who have publicly criticized ICE in recent months. Olivia Rodrigo previously objected after ICE used a portion of her song “All-American Bitch” in social media content, while Bruce Springsteen has also spoken publicly against the agency and its immigration enforcement activities.

Williams is scheduled to continue The Hayley Williams Show with additional performances in 2026 and has also announced international dates for 2027. She is among the artists scheduled to appear at the 2027 Laneway Festival and Primavera Sound Barcelona.