The illegal alien from Venezuela who went viral on social media for mocking America and encouraging squatting has finally been ordered to leave the U.S., according to an exclusive report by the New York Post.
Homeland Security sources told the Post that an Ohio-based judge ordered Leonel Moreno, 27, to be deported from the country on 9 September. The next question is, will he really be deported?
Moreno was initially arrested in March for not showing up to required check-ins with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). He had illegally crossed into Eagle Pass, Texas, on 23 April 2022.
Whether he will actually be deported is up in the air, according to the Post. Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro’s administration recently stopped accepting flights of migrants, complicating the deportation process.
Moreno became infamous earlier in 2024 because of his inflammatory TikTok videos. In one clip, he flaunted a stack of cash and bragged about not working. He also also made fun of migrants who work in landscaping, construction and cleaning.
"I didn't cross the Rio Grande to work like a slave," Moreno reportedly said in Spanish. "I came to the U.S. to mark my territory."
Moreno also claimed that he made US$ 1,000 a week on TikTok, in addition to his family being given US$ 350 a week in government handouts. He also encouraged fellow migrants to squat in abandoned homes, according to TikTok screenshots.
After his TikTok account – which amassed over half a million followers – was removed earlier this year, Moreno bragged about the amount of money he earned on Facebook and Instagram.
"Yes, they closed my TikTok account, but I keep earning on Facebook and on Instagram," the migrant reportedly said in Spanish. "I won't earn the same, but I am going to get my TikTok account back. I am going to keep earning money."
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