Lauren Boebert Slammed For ‘Most Disgusting’ Halloween Costume
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The Donald Trump-devoted congresswoman should be "ashamed of herself," said critics.
Far-right Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) has been condemned for her Halloween costume, which critics slammed as “disgusting.”
Boebert, reported ABC News, donned a sombrero and Mexican-style dress to a bash in Loveland, Colorado. Her reported realtor boyfriend, Kyle Pearcy, went dressed as an Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent. It came amid increasing anger over President Donald Trump’s controversial crackdown on undocumented immigrants.
“It is the most disgusting thing I have ever seen,” one person at the party said of Boebert’s costume to ABC News, which published images of the couple on Monday. “Even the conservatives [at the party] were in shock. People avoided them,” the person added.
Other photos shared online showed Boebert holding a sign that read: “Mexican Word of the Day: Juicy. Tell me if ‘Juicy’ ICE coming.”
Stacy Suniga, the president of the Latino Coalition of Weld County, told the Boulder Daily Camera that Boebert should “be ashamed of herself.”
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