Reporter Covers ‘Public’ Pro-Immigration Rally — Just Watch What Happens When He Starts Asking About Kate Steinle

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This is open public event-unless you aren't an Open Borders supporter apparently
Article author: 
Jason Howerton
Article publisher: 
The Blaze
Article date: 
4 November 2015
Article category: 
Colorado News
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video
media
illegal immigration
cost
election
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MRC TV’s Dan Joseph was recently kicked out of a “public” pro-illegal immigration rally at the University of Colorado-Boulder – the site of the recent CNBC GOP debate – when he started asking questions about Kate Steinle and “Kate’s Law.”

After speaking with several attendees, Joseph was approached by so-called “security” for the rally and told to leave ...

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