What were the things that felt distinctly off or off-putting or just generally uncomfortable about the interaction for you?

Well, I kept thinking they would bring me someone who knew about the policy, who was very familiar with it and could kind of speak with some authority about it because it felt like they just kept passing it off to other people who may be like, oh, maybe this next person will say the right thing to get her to change her shirt.

And the more that folks asked me to like, okay, well, what if you just, what if you just kind of lay it on top of your shirt? What if you, some of the fans, bless their hearts, they were so kind.

They were like, what if you put that shirt over your shirt? And then when the camera comes over here, you like flash your Abolish Ice shirt on the camera.

And I thought, I was like, I love y'all for wanting me to stay, but I don't love the feeling of having my voice suppressed.

And especially today of all days, where there was that march, and there was my friend who was arrested for protesting ICE while he was walking his dog.

It just, it was, it felt so important for me to be able to wear that.

Can you take us through, I mean, the things got tossed around about, was she actually given a year long ban? How did that play out? So I guess if you could tell us how that was phrased to you, what the actual ejection from the stadium experience was, and then at what point were you told, whether it was true or not, that ice was present on the premises?