Milwaukee woman lost her job after ICE remark and resigned from board

A Milwaukee woman who drew widespread attention after a video showed her telling a Los Angeles Dodgers fan to "call ICE" during Game 2 of the National League Championship Series on Tuesday has lost her job and resigned from a nonprofit board, team officials and the organizations involved said. The exchange occurred in the seventh inning at American Family Field as Dodgers fans cheered a go-ahead home run.

Video captured the verbal back-and-forth between the woman, later identified as Shannon Kobylarczyk, and Dodgers supporter Ricardo Fosado. Fosado recorded the interaction after he shouted "Why is everybody quiet?" following Enrique Hernandez's home run. In the clip, Kobylarczyk responds by shouting "Real men drink beer" and later taps another spectator while telling those around her, "You know what, let's call ICE," referring to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Fosado replied on camera that he is a U.S. citizen and a war veteran, and that ICE would not take action against him. He also said Kobylarczyk swatted at his phone during the exchange.

Stadium staff intervened after the incident and Fosado said he was escorted out of the ballpark. He later acknowledged he had...