Disney CEO Bob Iger is fighting Donald Trump through his women’s soccer team, who have publicly protested the ICE raids on Los Angeles and the president’s response to riots.

Iger – along with his wife and dean of the USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism Willow Bay – is the majority shareholder of Angel City FC, who represent Los Angeles in the National Women’s Soccer League.

Amid controversy over federal law enforcement’s appearances at Dodger Stadium, Angel City have been publicly and vociferously in opposition to the president in moves that Deadline reports Iger backed and was “thoroughly consulted on.”

Ahead of their recent match against North Carolina Courage, the organization offered the first 10,000 fans – Angel City regularly leads NWSL in attendance and averaged 19,000 per match in 2024 – a t-shirt with the words “Immigrant City FC” on the front and “Los Angeles is for everyone” in English and Spanish.

The team has also sold shirts on their website with proceeds going to Castro Immigration Services, who “serve the immigrant community by providing quality legal counsel on immigration matters and connecting immigrant families to available resources.”

Aside from Iger, the club has several liberal celebrities with minority shares, including Eva Longoria, Jessica Chastain and America Ferrara, putting several famous and powerful people at loggerheads with Trump.

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