Linda Ronstadt supported Kamala Harris while speaking out against Donald Trump’s planned rally at the Linda Ronstadt Music Hall in Tucson, Arizona.

In a statement shared on Instagram on Wednesday evening, the “Blue Bayou” singer wrote: “Donald Trump is holding a rally in a rented hall in my hometown of Tucson on Thursday. I would rather ignore this sad fact. But since my name is on the building, I have to say something.”

“It saddens me that the former president is bringing his demonstration of hate to Tucson, a city with deep Mexican-American roots and a cheerful, tolerant spirit,” she continued. Ronstadt explained that she not only “disapproves of his toxic policies, his hatred of women, immigrants and people of color, his criminality, dishonesty and ignorance – although those are true too.”

“For me, it boils down to this: In Nogales and along the southern border, the Trump administration systematically tore apart migrant families seeking asylum,” Ronstadt wrote. “The separation of families orphaned thousands of young children and babies and abused their desperate mothers and fathers. It remains a humanitarian disaster that meets the criteria for torture, according to Physicians for Human Rights. The grief it has caused cannot be forgiven or forgotten.”