A third-party service provider employee working at SoFi Stadium who was caught on cellphone video threatening to report a group of Latino concertgoers to Immigration and Customs Enforcement no longer works at the venue, KTLA confirmed.
The Feb. 20 incident occurred after a Los Bukis concert at the Inglewood venue.
Video of the conversation shows a clear disagreement between concertgoers and a female staff member. The cause of the dispute is unclear. Later, another staff member, whom witnesses described as a supervisor, intervened and attempted to explain the situation to one of the attendees.
As he spoke, the female worker began recording the interaction. At one point, she told a concert audience, “Don’t put words in my mouth, don’t put words in my mouth.”
On February 20, 2026, a SoFi Stadium employee was caught on cellphone video threatening to call ICE during an argument with a group of Latino concertgoers. (Audience picture)
The supervisor asked her to leave the area. She appeared to reply, “Yes, until I call ICE,” and walked away.
Witnesses, including the woman who recorded the video, reacted immediately and followed the employee as she directed another group of people to leave the venue.
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“She said she was going to call ICE,” the witness said on the recording.
Moments later, the witness informed the supervisor of the comment. He responded: “I have no control over that. I’ll talk to her about it.”
A spokesperson for Hollywood Park told KTLA that the female worker was employed by a third-party service provider and no longer works at Hollywood Park.
“We will not tolerate this behavior,” they said.
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