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FAFO INTENSIFIES: TikToker Who Bragged About Violating Squatting Laws Has Been Deported
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A guy was bragging on social media a year ago.

NEW: TikToker is going viral by telling illegal immigrants how to "invade" homes in America thanks to progressive squatting laws

Remarkable.

"We can invade a house in the USA, what do you think about this new law?" a video from one TikTok user read.

The man said he has African friends who have successfully taken over 7 homes thanks to squatting laws.

"My African friends have told me that they have already taken about 7 homes."

This week, Rapid Response 47, an official White House communications account, retweeted the above posting with the following comment:
Update:

He has been deported đź‘‹
A special bonus for Imp, a link to the story that doesn’t direct to x.com.
Back in the Dark Ages of the Biden administration (shudder), illegal immigration was running so rampant and spreading across the country like a flesh-eating virus so quickly that many illegals became brazenly arrogant in their defiance of US laws.  

And why wouldn't they? The President, Vice President (who was also laughably the 'border czar'), and the Homeland Security Secretary were actively encouraging them, while blue states and cities were promising them that nothing would happen to them. Not for their crime of coming here illegally, and -- disgracefully -- not for any subsequent crimes they committed here, as the murderer of Laken Riley demonstrated with multiple releases before he finally was caught for good.


-- Modified on 3/28/2025 9:27:54 PM
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LostSon51 reads

This cat was eyein' up Icky's equestrian estate for some prime squattin'. He was just waiting for Icky to actually leave in order to move in.  

Say, "Thank you, ICE and Tom Homan!"  there ickus.

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inicky4661 reads

None of them tried to become squatters. I have no idea if any or all of them were here legally but they did a hell of a good job. And I paid them top dollar.
Go fuck yourselves, Looooser, ICE and Homan.

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LostSon50 reads

Posted By: inicky46
Re: In fact I recently had a large crew of Hispanic roofers at my "equestrian estate."
None of them tried to become squatters. I have no idea if any or all of them were here legally but they did a hell of a good job. And I paid them top dollar.  
 Go fuck yourselves, Looooser, ICE and Homan.
They probably took pics and marked down the dates of your next ski extravaganza and fed it to the squatters who are left just licking their chops ate your departure. 🤷🏻‍♂️

So why do you hate Tom Homan and Ice? I thought you “LOOOOOOVED” YOU SOME LAW ENFORECEMENT ?

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inicky4648 reads

I leave in a few days for Seattle and Whidbey Island, followed by a cruise up the coast of Alaska. Eat your liver, Loooooser.
When I get back I'll be buying a Maserati.

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coeur-de-lion42 reads

watching paint dry.  The ship will anchor offshore next to a glacier, and you will spend your day watching chunks of ice break loose and fall into the sea.  Yes sir, this extravaganza of excitement will take you right up to cocktail hour.    

 
But it's a really big deal when they make an announcement that a whale is breaching next to the ship on the port or starboard side.  A thousand people grab their jackets and crowd up the elevators and stairs for a chance to see it, and you pay $600 a day and up for the privilege.  Tip:  If you go to Seaworld and pay about $80, they have one that breaches with a human riding on his back, and another one what plays a musical instrument.  Breaching in the wild is not learned skill, it's instinctive.  Once in a while, you get to see a killer whale eat a seal alive while it squeals.  Now, THAT'S something, but they don't make announcements for that because it might disturb the delicate sensibilities of the LIbs on board.  

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inicky4655 reads

Now seriously, I've already been on cruises up the fjords of New Zealand (as recently as last year), and seen whales breach off Hawaii, I just wanted to see Alaska. And since I'll first be visiting friends north of Seattle, I figured "why not?" Also, I'm not paying anywhere near $600 a day. I so hope to see some Orcas. And this Liberal hopes they DO eat a seal.
As for cocktail hour, I got a free drinks package, so......bring...it....ON!!!

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followme48 reads

ickypus will be a  working as a cabin boy on a Greek freighter  

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inicky4647 reads

SwallowMeat desperately needs a hiatus.
He's been spending too much time at his local glory hole. He's jizz-drunk.

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impposter56 reads

Illegal squatters should be prosecuted according to the prevailing laws.  Other law breakers should ALSO be prosecuted according to the prevailing laws: no one is above the law.
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http://www.mediaite.com/opinion/kristi-noems-el-salvador-prison-photo-op-might-have-violated-the-geneva-convention/
Kristi Noem’s El Salvador Prison Photo Op Might Have Violated the Geneva Convention [Mar 27, 2025]
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"Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s photo op in an El Salvadoran prison drew swift backlash online, but some observers are pointing out that it may have also violated the Geneva Convention.
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"A short video Noem posted on social media drew a cascade of critical responses, commenting on not just the chilling visual of the prisoners crowded in the cell behind her, heads shaved and shirtless, but the jarring contrast with her perfectly coifed hair, makeup, and what appeared to be a Rolex Daytona watch, which currently retails for nearly $50,000. ...
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"... The humanitarian laws included in the Geneva Convention mandate that “prisoners of war must at all times be humanely treated and protected against acts of violence, intimidation, insults, and public curiosity,” wrote Secretary of the Navy John H. Chafee in 1971 during the height of the Vietnam War.
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"That means that “[p]risoners may not be publicly exploited for purposes of propaganda,” wrote Jonathan V. Last in a scathing column at The Bulwark that pointed out the grotesque nature of Noem’s photo op, with the prisoners dressed alike, “crammed into a cell,” unmoving, silent, and not making any facial expressions.
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" “They have clearly been posed by the jailers, forced to hold position so that they can be useful props for the American woman so that she can manufacture propaganda for her regime,” wrote Last. “We have seen this kind of thing before. Just not from America.” ..."

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LostSon48 reads

Posted By: impposter
Re: Geneva Conventions May Apply to Woman Who Bragged About Her Prisoners Put on Display
Illegal squatters should be prosecuted according to the prevailing laws.  Other law breakers should ALSO be prosecuted according to the prevailing laws: no one is above the law.  
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 http://www.mediaite.com/opinion/kristi-noems-el-salvador-prison-photo-op-might-have-violated-the-geneva-convention/  
 Kristi Noem’s El Salvador Prison Photo Op Might Have Violated the Geneva Convention [Mar 27, 2025]  
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 "Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem’s photo op in an El Salvadoran prison drew swift backlash online, but some observers are pointing out that it may have also violated the Geneva Convention.  
 .  
 "A short video Noem posted on social media drew a cascade of critical responses, commenting on not just the chilling visual of the prisoners crowded in the cell behind her, heads shaved and shirtless, but the jarring contrast with her perfectly coifed hair, makeup, and what appeared to be a Rolex Daytona watch, which currently retails for nearly $50,000. ...  
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 "... The humanitarian laws included in the Geneva Convention mandate that “prisoners of war must at all times be humanely treated and protected against acts of violence, intimidation, insults, and public curiosity,” wrote Secretary of the Navy John H. Chafee in 1971 during the height of the Vietnam War.  
 .  
 "That means that “[p]risoners may not be publicly exploited for purposes of propaganda,” wrote Jonathan V. Last in a scathing column at The Bulwark that pointed out the grotesque nature of Noem’s photo op, with the prisoners dressed alike, “crammed into a cell,” unmoving, silent, and not making any facial expressions.  
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 " “They have clearly been posed by the jailers, forced to hold position so that they can be useful props for the American woman so that she can manufacture propaganda for her regime,” wrote Last. “We have seen this kind of thing before. Just not from America.” ..."

-- Modified on 3/30/2025 3:32:28 PM

From the article.

"what appeared to be a Rolex Daytona watch, which currently retails for nearly $50,000. ..." At least she might actually have one.

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inicky4648 reads

My Daytona is a rare early model from the 1970s, not that tacky gold thing. Mine was appraised a few years ago for insurance purposes at $125,000. Here it is.  Eat your liver, Loser.

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