Eilish’s comments were brutally mocked on social media by conservatives, who called on her to return her property to the Native Americans or to house illegal aliens.
After winning "Song of the Year,", she committed a brutal self-own in her victory speech by stating "No one is illegal on stolen land" before going on bash immigration enforcement.
"We need to keep fighting and speaking up," she added. "Our voices do matter." "F**k ICE."
Now, The Daily Mail has revealed that the Tongva tribe confirmed that Eilish’s mansion does indeed sit on their supposed "ancestral land."
"Eilish has not contacted our tribe directly regarding her property, we do value the instance when public figures provide visibility to the true history of this country," a spokesperson for the tribe told the Daily Mail.
What piqued my interest nothing thieves blaming thieves. The Tongva "tribes" 3,500 stole that land from the earlier Hokan-speaking inhabitants ("Population replacement on the Southern Channel Islands: New evidence from San Nicolas Island").
Let's talk about the opening part of this statement: "nobody is illegal on stolen land." We can break it down, but we should also know what it is. What we are looking at is Chinese-style political sloganeering called "tifa" (提法).
— James Lindsay, anti-Communist (@ConceptualJames) February 2, 2026
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