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Bad Bunny Makes History at Politically Charged Grammys

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Bad Bunny won the top prize at the Grammy Awards, the first time the album of the year has gone to a Spanish-language work, and dedicated his acceptance speech to people who had to leave their homeland to follow their dreams.

Winners at the ceremony spoke out against the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement's crackdown on undocumented immigrants, with Bad Bunny saying "ICE out" and other winners dedicating their awards to immigrants.

The ceremony was marked by anti-ICE statements and comments on the political climate, with host Trevor Noah joking about US President Donald Trump and winners voicing support for immigrants and protesting against anti-immigrant rhetoric.

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