Following mass protests that broke out over the weekend in Los Angeles, stars are speaking out and calling out the federal government's response.

Finneas O’Connell, the Grammy-winning artist and brother of superstar singer Billie Eilish, took to Instagram Sunday to reveal that he took part in the protests in Los Angeles and to speak out against ICE. “Tear gassed almost immediately at the very peaceful protest downtown,” he wrote on his Instagram stories. “They’re inciting this.”

Finneas and Ashe are reuniting, this time coming together as a band called the Favors. The duo made their announcement on Monday. “We made a band. It’s called The Favors,” wrote the artists in a joint Instagram post.

After Rihanna expressed interest in collaborating with Billie Eilish, the “Bad Guy” singer’s brother Finneas revealed he’s “so on board” with the idea.

Their debut album is called The Dream, and a press release cites The Mamas And The Papas; Carole King; Crosby, Stills & Nash; Simon And Garfunkel; and Fleetwood Mac as influences. That’s clear to see on the new single they shared today, “The Little Mess You Made.”

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Several high-profile celebrities, including Eva Longoria, Finneas, Chrissy Teigen, and others, took to social media to voice their anger, concern, and solidarity with those affected by immigration enforcement.