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A screaming ‘Karen’ was filmed attacking a group of Native Americans opposing the Mexico border wall construction. 

The unnamed woman then mocks them when they refuse to fight back and start praying to their ancestors.  

Video footage shows the woman pushing and shoving the Southern California Native Americans, who are part of a group called Defend Kumeyaay Land. 

They had gathered at the site of the wall in San Diego County, California, to peacefully protest against the construction of the Mexico border wall.

The maskless woman shouts at the group, telling them to ‘get the f*** out of here’ and saying they are ‘disturbing the job

She hurls xenophobic remarks at them, telling them the land is hers and not theirs, but the protesters refuse to engage in a fight with her

‘You’re being recorded,’ one of the group members tells the irate woman in the video

The maskless woman shouts at the group, telling them to ‘get the f*** out of here’ and saying they are ‘disturbing the job’ of constructing Trump’s border wall.

She hurls xenophobic remarks at them, telling them the land is hers and not theirs, but the protesters refuse to engage in a fight with her. 

Kumeyaay land lies between San Diego and Baja California in Mexico. 

According to an Instagram post written by the group, the woman had also tried to tear down their tent. 

‘You’re being recorded,’ one of the group members tells the irate woman in the video. She replies ‘I don’t give a f***,’ as she lunges at the person recording the scene.  

The peaceful protesters respond in a non-violent manner and attempt to restrain the woman. 

Later in the footage, as the group begin praying to their ancestors and singing and chanting, the Trump supporter appears to mock them by hopping around and mimicking their Native American dance rituals. 

The peaceful protesters respond in a non-violent manner and attempt to restrain the woman

Later in the footage, as the group begin singing and chanting, the Trump supporter appears to mock them

The protest group describe themselves as a ‘small indigenous initiative that is rooted in prayer’ . 

They say they are protesting against the border wall construction on behalf of ‘the land and indigenous sovereignty’. 

The caption of the Instagram post reads: ‘Tonight we experienced a violent woman who tried to tear our tents down. We de-escalated and stayed non-violent. 

‘We used songs and prayers again just like how we non violently stop desecration to the land.’