Racist and xenophobic idiots must literally stand in the shoes of the immigrant victims of ICE-GESTAPO before they change their tune. In the case of this English-Greek Orthodox pro-Putin racist mongrel whose parents illegally immigrated to the UK, he was deported back to England NOT because he did overstay his visa (which he did), but only because fellow racist and heavily botoxed imbecile Laura Loomer did not like the fact that Yiannopoulos was stealing the spotlight away from her. He was deported because Laura Loomer ratted on him to ICE-GESTAPO.
Sometimes, it takes this sort of infighting within a cult like MAGA for the truth to emerge. ICE-GESTAPO brutality is now a fact because its supporters, not its critics, say it is. Notable metamorphosed and insincere repentant MAGA morons like Yiannopoulos include F(t)ucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Greene who are now both vocal critics of Donald Dumb.
Like Loomer, Yiannopoulos "rearranged" his looks. He went from Mediterranean-almost Mideastern southern European physiognomy (generally suspicious in the US) to a northern blond Aryan look to make himself more acceptable to his white supremacist American Nazi friends.
Yiannopoulos was also openly gay for years, which did not sit well with the virile macho anti-gay MAGA hoodlums. So in 2021 he said that he had become straight - maybe saved by Jesus or Trump, like Hegseth. To back up his straight conversion, he claimed he was married to an American woman and had held a green card that was canceled without notice. His green card was canceled in all likelihood because he paid the woman to marry him and give him the green card, and having discovered what an asshole he was, the woman then denounced him to immigration.
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Deported right-wing pundit says ICE has 'institutionalized' brutality
Michael Loria, USA TODAY
Updated Wed, September 2, 2026
Milo Yiannopoulos, a far-right provocateur who praised U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement before recently being detained by the agency, said in an interview Sept. 1 that his time in custody left him "weeping like an old woman."
Yiannopoulos, a native of the United Kingdom, became a prominent political commentator in the lead up to President Donald Trump's first term in office. Known as a whisperer of the alt-right, including neo-Nazis, Yiannopoulos delivered controversial speeches at university campuses where he railed against everything, from Islam to trans people.
The Briton was arrested Aug. 27 by federal agents in Louisiana after overstaying a visa. He had previously been issued a final order of removal after failing to show up for an immigration hearing in July. After being detained, Yiannopoulos was deported to the U.K. on Aug. 28.
"I didn't really understand the physical reality of how institutionalized the brutality is in America," Yiannopoulos said in an interview with fellow British commentator Piers Morgan on "Piers Morgan Uncensored".
"It was physically degrading. It was frightening," he told Morgan. "I don't think I've ever been frightened like that before."
Yiannopoulos described immigration authorities putting him "in manacles," said they treated detainees like "MS-13 gang members" and said they kept moving him constantly in order to "keep ahead" of his lawyers.
"It hurts a lot more than it looks on television," Yiannopolous said.
USA TODAY has reached out to the Department of Homeland Security regarding Yiannopolous' claims regarding his treatment in ICE custody.
The right-wing commentator's deportation comes after he championed immigration enforcement efforts as recently as June 2025.
He called for ICE to set up checkpoints at everyday American gathering places where "anyone who can't prove they are in the US legally" would be subject to an "on the spot deportation."
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Here's another report on Yiannopoulos:
Deported Trump Lover Cornered on Thirst for ICE Round Ups
Erkki Forster
Wed, September 2, 2026

Piers Morgan Uncensored
Ex-MAGA devotee Milo Yiannopoulos was forced to answer for his past embrace of President Donald Trump's migrant crackdown after he found himself caught in ICE's deportation machine.
Yiannopoulos, 41, was detained by ICE agents at the New Orleans airport on Friday and deported to the United Kingdom the following day in a striking turn of events for the far-right provocateur, who had called on ICE last year to deport "millions and millions of people."
Piers Morgan cornered Yiannopoulos over his past support of Trump's deportation campaign during his show Tuesday, after Yiannopoulos complained about his ordeal at the hands of ICE and claimed he had legal status in the U.S.

Yiannopoulos detailed the physical and emotional toll of his ordeal at the hands of ICE agents on Tuesday, before Morgan reminded him that he had previously cheered on ICE during Trump’s brutal second-term migrant crackdown. / Milo Yiannopoulos/X
Morgan rattled off several examples of Yiannopoulos cheering on the migrant crackdown.
"Punishing Somalis indiscriminately, as a group, and deporting them all, is the only way this administration will persuade the voters it is serious and up to the job," the English-born commentator wrote on X in December of last year.
"We have got to deport millions and millions and millions of people. Without that, nothing else matters," he declared in June of last year.

Yiannopoulos told Morgan his deportation left him emotionally wrecked. / Milo Yiannopoulos/X
Last September he posted, "Total legal immunity for ICE agents when they're on duty," and, "Justice system should be just ICE."
Morgan, 61, drove home the irony: "So there you are, aggressively promoting ICE being very aggressive and demanding that millions of people be deported. People say, Milo, you've been hoisted by your own petard."
Yiannopoulos threw his hands in the air and said, "I don't have a word to say. You got me," before erupting in awkward laughter.
"I mean they're doing what you told them to do. Deport millions of people," Morgan said.

The DHS posted a photo of Yiannopoulos on X, claiming he “legally entered the country” in May 2019 but overstayed his visa. / Department of Homeland Security/X
Yiannopoulos countered, "They're not doing it lawfully," to which Morgan reminded him that he had called for Somalis to be deported "indiscriminately."
"I'm obviously exaggerating there," the former Breitbart News editor claimed, adding, "ICE is supposed to deport criminals."
But Morgan pressed on, noting, "The problem you have, I think, in these tweets and public statements is that you weren't singling out Somali criminals, for example."
"So the argument against you goes, 'Well, Milo, you know, you didn't care about Somalis being legally or illegally there. You wanted them all thrown out."
Yiannopoulos, who has drawn criticism for his alleged ties to white nationalists, responded by baselessly claiming that the majority of Somalis in Minnesota are connected to "fraud."
Before Morgan confronted him over his hypocrisy, Yiannopoulos had spoken about how "frightened" he was during his deportation.
"I didn't really understand the physical reality of how institutionalized the brutality is in America. The manner in which they arrest you, they put you in manacles, your hands, your feet, chained together," he said, gesturing toward his wrists as if shackled. "It hurts a lot more than it looks like on television."

“It was humiliating and disorientating and the rest of it. It was physically degrading. It was frightening. I don’t think I’ve ever been frightened like that before,” Yiannopoulos said of his detention and deportation by ICE. / Phillip Faraone / Getty Images
Yiannopoulos also said he is "very ashamed" of his past support of Trump, calling him an "ugly, warmongering—taken as a whole—mentally ill heap of crazy."
The Department of Homeland Security said Yiannopoulos had "legally entered the country" in May 2019 but overstayed his visa and failed to appear for a July immigration hearing.
Yiannopoulos told Morgan that he was unaware of the hearing because officials sent notices to an outdated Florida address. The provocateur, who was openly gay for years before declaring in 2021 that he was straight, claimed that he was married to an American woman and had held a green card that was canceled without notice.

