Protesters confronted Kyrsten Sinema in a restroom at Arizona State University [Watch Full Video]

After her lecture at Arizona State University, Sen. Kyrsten Sinema got trailed into the toilet by a bunch of immigration protesters who questioned her in the class.

This small crowd followed the senator down an ASU corridor and continued to criticize her when she entered the restroom, according to the footage.

The demonstrators were protesting Sinema’s support for President Joe Biden’s $3.5 million Build America infrastructure bill, that would offer numerous undocumented immigrants a ticket to residency.

The Arizona Democrat informed the protesters that she needs to go, however, they insist and chase her inside the restroom.“We knocked on doors for you to get you elected. We can get you out of office the same way we got you elected if you don’t support what you promised us,” one of the protesters shouted to  Kyrsten Sinema in that recorded footage that has been seen nearly 2 million times through Twitter.

Protestors shouted out Sen. Kyrsten Sinema demanding immigration reform.

Blanca, 1 of the campaigners, informed the senator that she’d been transported to the United States when she was 3 years old. Her parents were deported in 2010 as a consequence of Arizona’s infamous SB1070 immigration law, which is among the toughest in the USA.

 “My grandfather died two weeks ago, yet I haven’t been allowed to travel to Mexico since there isn’t a road to citizenship,” she explained.

She added, “I’m here because I feel we need this road to citizenship.” “There are millions of illegal persons with similar or far worse stories.”

Sinema was unresponsive to the protestors and decided to remain silent in the locked toilet stall, while the protestors kept demanding immigration reforms from the Senator. Kyrsten Sinema blasted Democratic Party officials for failing to take a vote on a $1 trillion bipartisan public projects plan on Friday, calling it “inexcusable.”

Kyrsten Sinema accompanied a chorus of moderators who slammed Democratic leadership for pulling the bill off the senate on Friday in an attempt to acquire more opportunity to discuss President Joe Biden’s massive $3.5 trillion social expenditure plan.

A group of demonstrators on kayaks approached senior moderate Democrat Joe Manchin on his boat near Washington, D.C., only days before, thwarting Democrats’ intentions.