Barron Trump friend helps ICE locate illegals

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U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has notched another success thanks to the best friend of Barron Trump.

The only son of President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump has mostly stayed out of the spotlight since his father returned to the White House, but that doesn’t mean his friends are doing the same. Now, one young man is claiming credit for helping ICE locate and hopefully “self-deport” one of the most famous illegal immigrant influencers on TikTok.

Bo Loudon, a conservative influencer, told Fox News that he did his “own independent research” into Khaby Lame, who boasts more than 160 million followers on the Chinese-owned social media network, and came to the conclusion that he was a worthy target for President Trump’s mass deportation agenda.

As a result of his work, Loudon said, Lame was detained by ICE and has been offered the chance to voluntarily leave the U.S. after allegedly evading taxes and overstaying his visa.

“I had some guys from Dubai and a lot of his business partners and associates reach out to me and tell me a lot of things, and I was able to uncover a lot about him. You know, evading taxes, coming into the country 50 times on a three-year expired visa,” Loudon said. “And he was given opportunity after opportunity to fix his wrongs, right his wrongs, and follow our law, and that’s all he had to do.”

“He was given until June 1st to self-deport, and he wouldn’t do it.”
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The guy may likely be given the choice of self-deporting or prison.  It looks like he has chosen the latter.

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