Santa Ana rapper Kapri offers to help ICE raid families with groceries, bills, lawyer fees

Santa Ana rapper Kapri said he was ready to put his own money toward families hit by the ICE raids. In a message Juice Unlocked shared on June 12, 2025, the artist (@killkapri) said he wanted to help "a family or families directly affected by the ICE raids."

He listed what he wanted to help with: groceries, monthly bills and lawyer fees. "I'm throwing my ends in," he wrote, slang for putting in his own money. Juice Unlocked's graphic for the post billed it as Kapri offering to help anyone directly affected by the ICE raids in Santa Ana.

How to reach him

Kapri asked people to "point me in the right direction," signing off with "I'm standing with my people" and a Mexican flag.

Juice Unlocked's caption told followers to reach out to him directly if they, or anyone they know, needed help, and tagged his Instagram account, @killkapri. The post did not list a fund, deadline or set amount.

The post drew more than 1,300 likes and 111 comments.

“I want to help a family or families directly affected by the ICE raids. Groceries, monthly bills, lawyer fees. I'm throwing my ends in.”

Who is Kapri

Kapri is a Santa Ana rapper. Juice Unlocked spotlighted his video "Lemonade" in March 2025, and 10 days before this post, he landed at No. 45 on Juice Unlocked's list of the top 50 Orange County rappers of all time.

“Point me in the right direction. I'm standing with my people.”