The National Football League has confirmed that there are no planned immigration enforcement operations by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement at this year's Super Bowl in Santa Clara. Security measures for the event are expected to be consistent with previous years, with federal agencies including Homeland Security Investigations coordinating efforts to ensure safety. The announcement comes amid heightened scrutiny of immigration policies following recent incidents and protests, as well as controversy surrounding the selection of Puerto Rican rapper Bad Bunny for the halftime show. Bad Bunny's participation has sparked backlash from some conservative groups, and he used his recent Grammy acceptance speech to call for respect and recognition for immigrants.