Washington DC - Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem recently called on MAGA to boycott country star Zach Bryan over his new song criticizing Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents.

On Tuesday, right-wing commentator Benny Johnson asked Noem for her thoughts after Bryan shared a brief clip from the new track in an Instagram post, where he mentions how ICE has plans to "bust down your door."

"ICE is gonna come bust down your door / Try to build a house, no bills no more, well I got a telephone," he sings in the teaser.

"The fading of the red, white, and blue."

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Noem said the song left her feeling "extremely disappointed and disheartened," claiming that the lyrics were "disrespectful" to law enforcement, the entire country, and "every single individual that has ever stood up and fought for our freedoms."

"He just compromised it all by putting out a product such as that attacks individuals who are just trying to make our streets safe," Noem added.

Noem went on to say that she plans to boycott Bryan and that she will "go out and probably download some Jason Aldean, John Rich, Kid Rock, and Jon Pardi songs" because they "know what it means to stand up for freedom."

Since sharing the snippet, Bryan has received tons of backlash from right-wing fans, but the star argues his lyrics are being taken out of context.

Following Noem's remarks, Bryan released an Instagram story defending the track, as he explained it's really about how divided Americans have become politically, and insisted he is on "neither of these radical sides."

"When you hear the rest of the song, you will understand the full context that hits on both sides of the aisle," Bryan wrote. "Everyone using this now as a weapon is only proving how devastatingly divided we all are. We need to find our way back."

The musician went on to add, "To all those disappointed in me on either side of whatever you believe in, just know I'm trying to do my best too and we all say things that are misconstrued sometimes."