A New York Mets fan has filed a $2 million lawsuit against the team and Citi Field, claiming that her rights were violated when she was prohibited from entering the stadium while wearing a “Make America Great Again” (MAGA) hat. The legal action, filed in Brooklyn federal court on September 6, alleges that the incident infringed on her right to free speech and caused emotional distress.
Aura Moody, a 64-year-old social worker and Queens native, attended the Mets’ August 14 home game against the Oakland Athletics, but her evening took a drastic turn after she and a group of fellow Republicans were told they could not wear their MAGA hats inside the stadium. According to Moody, the policy was enforced by Citi Field staff, despite no official rule prohibiting such political attire.
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In her lawsuit, Moody argues that the stadium’s actions were a violation of her constitutional rights, as well as an instance of racial discrimination and political retaliation. “This country is supposed to be the beacon of freedom for all,” Moody told the New York Post in a statement. She also noted that the incident caused her significant “reputational harm.”
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