Woody Guthrie’s song "Deportee (Plane Wreck at Los Gatos)" is a poignant protest folk classic that highlights the tragic fate of migrant farm workers who died in a 1948 plane crash while being deported from California to Mexico. In his lyrics, Guthrie gave voice to those who were marginalized and forgotten by society, criticizing the government’s treatment of immigrants. Margo Price’s choice to perform this song, accompanied by her direct and powerful statement "F*ck ICE," underscores the ongoing political and social tension surrounding the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency (ICE). Established to enforce immigration laws, ICE has faced significant criticism and protest from human rights groups and activists who argue that its policies and practices often violate immigrant rights and contribute to family separations. By reviving Guthrie’s protest song in this modern context, Price connects historic and contemporary struggles for immigrant justice, using her platform as an artist to raise awareness and inspire conversation about immigration reform and humane treatment of migrants. This performance serves not only as entertainment but as a call to action and solidarity with immigrant communities. The intersection of music and activism shown by artists like Margo Price illustrates how cultural expression can influence public opinion and political discourse. It highlights the power of art to reflect societal issues and drive movements for change. Listeners and viewers are encouraged to engage with these themes critically and consider the broader implications of immigration policies today. Keywords: Margo Price, Woody Guthrie, Deportee, protest song, ICE, immigration, migrant workers, social justice, political activism, folk music.