由本·沙皮罗参与的制作公司Daily Wire正在制作一部名为《当铺》的电影，该片在蒙大拿州利文斯顿拍摄期间因其政治立场引发争议13。多名剧组成员在了解到电影涉及移民及海关执法局(ICE)相关主题后选择离职1。沙皮罗将制作暂停归咎于对言论自由的侵犯1。
参演该片的好莱坞演员丹尼·特雷霍随后发表声明澄清自己的立场23。特雷霍强调"我不支持ICE，我支持移民"23，试图化解社交媒体和影视业人士对其参与这部被指具有MAGA政治倾向影片的强烈反弹2。最终，利文斯顿官员允许电影继续拍摄3。
A film production involving conservative commentator Ben Shapiro and actor Danny Trejo has become embroiled in controversy over its political messaging.1 The project, produced by Shapiro's Daily Wire and titled "Pawn Shop," faced immediate backlash when crew members discovered the film's pro-ICE stance during shooting in Livingston, Montana, prompting multiple staff members to resign.13 Shapiro characterized the production halt as an "assault on free speech."1
The controversy intensified when actor Danny Trejo, a prominent figure in the cast, issued a statement distancing himself from the film's political framing.23 "I Am Not Pro-ICE. I Am Pro-Immigrant," Trejo declared in response to social media criticism and industry backlash.23 The film drew particular scrutiny in Livingston due to local sensitivities around immigration enforcement issues.3 Despite the initial uproar, local officials in Livingston ultimately permitted filming to continue.3
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