Meet Mayra Gutierrez of McAllen TX

Member of "Latinos for Trump" and supporter of the neo-fascist hate group the "Proud Boys"

One of the women arrested for their role in the capitol insurrection was reportedly recruited by the "Proud Boys"

That being the case, we decided to highlight some of the women associated with this explicitly misogynistic group

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It is worth noting that while the "Proud Boys" do not officially allow women into the group that this does not mean that women are not playing an active roll in promoting and recruiting for the group
Gutteriez was with the "Proud Boys" in DC back on November 12th 2020
Where she and "Proud Boy" leader Enrique Tarrio were part of a group of "Proud Boys" and "Latinos for Trump" that visited the White House
Tarrio, who is the Florida director of "Latinos for Trump" and other members of the group flew to DC on a private jet.
Tarrio, would eventually be arrested for his role in the burning of a "Black Lives Matter" banner in DC, which just happened to ensure that the "prolific informant" did not participate in the capitol insurrection
For her part, Mayra Gutierrez uses her social media to enthusiastically promote the "Proud Boys" raising questions as to just how deep the connections between the PB's and "Latinos for Trump" go

She is reportedly a director of the "Latinos for Trump" group in Texas
Looking at her Twitter account, one gets the impression that she is much more a "Proud Boy" than anything else as she promotes their store and photos of herself along with members of the group
Here she is wearing a "Pinochet Did Nothing Wrong" shirt from the PB store and promoting Tarrio's failed run for Congress
And while her Twitter feed is bad, her Telegram is even worse. She regularly posts content from well known UK fascist "Tommy Robinson" and the explicitly fascist "Proud Boy" run "Western Chauvinist" channel
See also white nationalists like Nich Fuentes
Also, climate misinformation as well as anti-immigrant content
And finally, Mayra Gutierrez posts a this on her Telegram which is directed at former Presidential candidate Beto O'Rourke

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