PLASTIC SURGERY: “Did she get boobs job?” – Americans react to Lauren Boebert dress she wore to the ‘Beetlejuice’ musical while getting escorted out with her mystery date.
“Do you know who I am?” – Lauren Boebert asked as she gave security middle finger after she got kicked out of ‘Beetlejuice’ musical in theater in Denver.
Information reads: “SURVEILLANCE VIDEO OF LAUREN BOEBERT GETTING KICKED OUT OF ‘BEETLEJUICE’ MUSICAL IN DENVER RELEASED.”
Lauren Boebert was reportedly kicked out of a performance of the ‘Beetlejuice’ musical in Denver on Sunday night.
Officials for the venue said she was vaping, singing, illegally recording, and “causing a disturbance” as the show was going on.
An usher reported that Boebert and her companion refused to leave after being asked politely to go. They only left when he threatened to call the police.
Police were called and did arrive, leaving only after Boebert finally left.
This is yet another in a long serious of incidents and brushes with the law from the gun fetishizing representative from Colorado.
Boebert responded to this story on social media, claiming that she will “plead guilty to laughing and singing out loud!”
Odd how others attending the show weren’t kicked out, while she made a spectacle of herself to ruin the show for everyone around her.
The Colorado Republican is proposing trimming the salary of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) appointee who was previously employed by a group that advocates against deporting migrant children to $1 per year as a provision of this year’s Department of Homeland Security Appropriations bill, the Daily Caller reported.
Boebert introduced an amendment to the bill aimed at reducing the salary of Claire Trickler-McNulty, the ICE Assistant Director for the Office of Immigration Program Evaluation.
Trickler-McNulty, who previously served as the Regional Director for Legal Services at Kids in Need of Defense (KIND), an organization that assists undocumented migrant children in deportation cases, had her background and prior work scrutinized in a recent review by the Daily Caller News Foundation. During her tenure at ICE, Trickler-McNulty oversaw the expansion of social services and initiatives designed to monitor undocumented immigrants beyond detention facilities.
Additionally, KIND has obtained financial support from the Open Society Foundations, a prominent left-leaning philanthropic organization funded by George Soros, and the Vera Institute of Justice, the latter of which actively opposes immigration detention practices and has characterized federal immigration enforcement agencies as a “threat to civil liberties.”
“She created a position for herself and is effectively the top person running immigration at ICE. Career staff in ICE’s policy shop have been largely sidelined and are barely participating in the development of policies,” former ICE Chief of Staff during the Trump Administration Jon Feere recently told the DCNF regarding Trickler-McNulty.
