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"Kansas State guard Angel Rodriguez was born in Puerto Rico. Keep that in mind as you watch Rodriguez get ready to take a free throw during Thursday's game against Southern Miss in the video below.
As Rodriguez is walking to the free throw line, you can hear pretty clearly, people chanting, "Where's your green card?" at Rodriguez.
Reporters at the game tweeted that Southern Miss band members were the ones chanting.
(By the way, band members, a quick geography lesson: Puerto Rico is a part of the United States. If you're born in Puerto Rico, you're an American citizen.)
Rodriguez scored 13 points and had four assists in K-State's win over Southern Miss." - USA Today, Mar. 15, 2012.