Illegal alien who pushed illegal border crossings and squatting, deported

Consider the case of Leonel Moreno, a Venezuelan who slipped across the southern border and thought he’d stumbled into a land of limitless largesse. 

This illegal alien took to TikTok—where else?—to flaunt a fistful of dollar bills, crow about federal handouts, and urge his fellow border-jumpers to squat in America’s abandoned homes. “I didn’t cross the Rio Grande to work like a slave,” he announced, as if the United States owed him a living for the mere act of showing up. 

Well, Moreno’s grand tour has come to an end—he’s been deported back to Venezuela, and not a moment too soon.

This 27-year-old exemplar of entitlement waltzed into Eagle Pass, Texas, on April 23, 2022, under the Biden administration’s porous watch. Released into the country’s interior, he promptly thumbed his nose at Immigration and Customs Enforcement, skipping check-ins like a man too busy to be bothered. 

It wasn’t until March 2024 that the authorities caught up with him in Columbus, Ohio—a full two years of free rein. Deportation was ordered on September 9, 2024, but there was a hitch: Venezuela’s dictator, Nicolas Maduro, had petulantly slammed the door on deportation flights earlier that year, peeved by economic sanctions. 

Only after President Trump took office in 2025 did Caracas relent, and Moreno was bundled onto a plane.

Even then, he couldn’t go quietly. 

This illegal alien kicked up such a fuss on the flight that he had to be cordoned off with extra security—details are murky, but one imagines a tantrum befitting his TikTok bravado. Back in Venezuela, Diosdado Cabell, the grandly titled Minister of Interior, Justice and Peace, rolled out the welcome mat, saying Moreno was “welcome” home. 

One suspects the irony was lost on both men.

Meanwhile, the Trump administration is wrestling with a larger mess: deporting members of Tren de Aragua, a vicious Venezuelan gang-cum-terror outfit. The President dusted off the Alien Enemies Act to fast-track their removal—a rare bit of decisiveness—but the Left, predictably, cried foul. 

A federal judge, appointed by Obama and marinated in progressive sanctimony, slapped an injunction on the move. That ruling was recently upheld by another judge, this one a Democratic donor and Obama campaign volunteer. The pattern is as tiresome as it is transparent.

So here we are: Moreno is gone, but the system that let him linger remains. A nation that can’t control its borders or eject its freeloaders is a nation in name only. “I didn’t cross the Rio Grande to work like a slave,” he said. Nor, it seems, to respect the country that took him in.

Good riddance to bad rubbish.

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The 'migrant influencer' who mocked the USA now arrested by ICE

Moron-O and his kid seen holding up a wad of dinero

Illegal alien 'migrant influencer' Leonel Moreno [aka Moron-O] had gone on TikTok to mock America in several videos that went viral in the mentally challenged community. Well, the bucket of suck has since been taken into custody by federal immigration authorities and he has been banned by TikTok to boot.

Moreno was arrested in Columbus, Ohio by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Friday after having skipped out on ICE in 2022 after illegally crossing the southern border in Texas, as reported exclusively by the New York Post.

While the walking, talking pile of horse manure was in the US, he used his various social media channels to encourage other comrades to invade the country and squat the homes of American citizens, all while waving around wads of cash and flaunting what he said were government handouts, which of course they are.

In one video, Moreno could be seen holding a social security card. He also frequently boasted of his earnings made from begging for cash.

“I didn’t cross the Rio Grande to work like a slave,” Moreno said in one Instagram clip. “I came to the US to mark my territory [because that's what dogs do].

“You’re hurt because I make more than you without much work while you work like slaves, understand?” the scumcrumpet said in another social media post.

“That’s the difference between you and me. I’m always going to make lots of money without much work, and you’re always going to be exploited and miserable and insignificant.”

Tiktok recently shut down Moreno’s account, which had roughly 500,000 followers. His Instagram, which was still active Friday, has more than 17,000 followers.

On his ban from Tiktok, Moreno said: “Yes, they closed my TikTok account, but I keep earning on Facebook and on Instagram. I won’t earn the same, but I am going to get my TikTok account back. I am going to keep earning money.”

When he was released into the US after crossing the border, the illegal alien was enrolled in the Alternatives to Detention program, where he was monitored by a tracking device.

But soon after his release, the lazy illegal alien stopped complying and failed to show for a check-in with authorities, internal ICE records showed.

Internal ICE records reviewed by The Post showed immigration officials were aware Moreno “has been on national news for being viral on TikTok encouraging illegal immigration.”

ICE didn’t immediately respond to a request for comment because the Biden's Easter Bunny didn't give the "okay."

As diplomatic ties between the US and Venezuela are currently strained, it was not immediately clear if Moreno would be a candidate for deportation or would be held in ICE custody. Personally, I believe they should confiscate the money he illegally received here and deport him back to sunny Venezuela. If the Venezuelans don't want him back, have the CIA send him back covertly.

I can always dream.

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