President Donald Trump didn't take too kindly to Bruce Springsteen's new anti-ICE protest song on Thursday, flaming "Streets of Minneapolis" through a White House spokesperson as "random," "inaccurate" and "irrelevant" hours after the music legend dropped a music video highlighting violent protests in the city.

Neither the White House nor President Donald Trump appeared fazed by Bruce Springsteen's latest track condemning ICE-related violence.

Not long after that, Springsteen made good on his word by releasing " Streets of Minneapolis ," a new song inspired by the deaths of two local residents at the hands of United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents, commonly referred to as ICE.

The legendary artist released "Streets of Minneapolis" amid increased tension in the Minnesota city over aggressive ICE incidents, including the killings of Alex Pretti and Renee Good.

Bruce Springsteen delivered a fiery message at a New Jersey concert, calling on ICE to "get the f-ck out" of Minneapolis after Renee Good.