This past Tuesday evening, Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen went out to a DC-area Mexican restaurant for dinner. Not long after being seated, several socialist activists entered the restaurant to protest Nielsen for doing her job and enforcing President Donald Trump’s zero-tolerance border policy. One member of this group of activists was Allison Hrabar, who works for the Department of Justice. She is also a member of the Democratic Socialists of America. In other words, she’s a communist.

During the protest, Nielson was called serval names, including a “villain” and a “fascist pig,” and was accused of separating illegal alien minors from their parents permanently. You know, the standard talking points from Democrats and the Leftmedia.

After the protest made the news, due to the mainstream media’s recent obsession with this latest illegal immigration controversy, Hrabar’s presence at the protest and her employment status with the DOJ was brought to light. When questioned about her involvement in the protest, Hrabar defended herself saying that she wasn’t on government time and it was her First Amendment right. She added, “It feels really good to confront people who are actually responsible, which is what we have a unique opportunity to do in DC.”

However, while the protest may have not been on government time, it appears that Hrabar has been engaging in political speech at work. She sent several political tweets during work hours, including on Wednesday at 1:56 p.m. when she tweeted, “Keeping families together in jail is not an acceptable solution.” The Daily Caller reports, “Despite Hrabar’s claims of keeping her personal politics outside of her time as an employee of the federal government, a look at her Twitter account, @allisongeroi, features tweets during the workday openly celebrating her behavior Tuesday night.” One of those messages stated, “No one who has ever made their living terrorizing immigrants deserves peace. If you see one in a restaurant, at a movie, or in your neighborhood, remind them of that.”

Hrabar has since privatized her account. No wonder.