Make-A-Wish board member out after threatening to 'call ICE' on Latino fan during NLCS

A Milwaukee Brewers fan has been fired from her job and resigned from her role in the Make-A-Wish Foundation after she was recorded on video shouting obscenities and threatening to call Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents on a Latino fan of the Los Angeles Dodgers, according to a report.

In a video making the rounds on social media, Dodgers fan Ricardo Fosado records himself taunting Brewers fans, including a woman identified by the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel as Shannon Kobylarczyk.

"Why is everybody quiet?" Fosado asks the Brewers fans.

Kobylarczyk took issue with the remarks.

"Real men drink beer, p---y!" she shouts back. "You know what? Let's call ICE."

Fosado doesn't relent.

"Call ICE. Call ICE! We're U.S. citizens. We're veterans, baby girl. We're veterans! Two wars! ICE is not going to do nothing to me. Good luck!" he retorts, laughing.

Kobylarczyk then tries to smack Fosado's phone out of his hand.

Fosado told the outlet that Kobylarczyk reported him to stadium security, and he was escorted out of the building.

Kobylarczyk's employer Manpower Group, a staffing company, confirmed to the Journal that she was "no longer with the organization." Additionally, she also resigned from her role on the board of directors at Make-A-Wish Wisconsin, that organization said

Even so, Fosado stuck up for Kobylarczyk.

"I don't think it was like horrible or something that should get her fired. I feel bad for her," Fosado said. "We cannot be judged on one mistake, and a lot of emotions were involved. It was just hurt feelings, nobody physically hurt anybody."

The Dodgers lead the best-of-seven National League Championship Series 2-0 as of Thursday afternoon.