THE CALLOUS DAOBOYS Raise Almost $20,000 For The Immigrant Defense Project Amidst I.C.E. Raids And Protests

Two weeks ago, The Callous Daoboys launched an anti-I.C.E. shirt in protest of the I.C.E. raids that have been taking place all over the nation. They promised proceeds to the Immigrant Defense Project, a charity that is directly helping immigrants who have been, and may be, impacted by the raids.

The front of the shirt The Callous Daoboys launched had an I.C.E. car detailed on the front, being consumed by flames, with the text: "The Callous Daoboys says I DON'T WANT TO SEE YOU IN HEAVEN." The back of the shirt simply had "FUCK I.C.E."

I Don't Want To See You In Heaven is actually their newest studio album's title.

And while there was, expectedly, some backlash from conservatives, fans were quick to point out the band's lyrics and previous sentiments regarding the U.S. government, so this was to be expected.

And just two days ago (June 27th), The Callous Daoboys posted to their Instagram that the band had raised $19,000 for the Immigrant Defense Project with the proceeds from their shirt and attached a screenshot of the donated money.

The caption read:

"No human is illegal

Thanks to all of you, we raised $19,000 to donate directly to [The Immigrant Defense Project]

Huge thank you also to [Relentless Merch] for helping make this happen"

The shirt was on pre-sale and is currently sold-out, and there's no telling if the band plans on restocking.

You can check out what The Callous Daoboys said below.