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Yiannopolous Breaks Silence After Deportation To UK

Gary Carnivele September 2, 2026

TMZ reports:

Milo Yiannopoulos has broken his silence after getting booted from the U.S. … and his first message from across the pond is a giant middle finger to Louisiana. Kanye West’s former chief of staff surfaced on X Sunday, posting a screenshot of a KFC ad for a “Dirty Louisiana Burger” with the caption, “oh f*** off.”

Milo was detained by ICE in Louisiana Thursday before being deported back to the UK. Milo was in New Orleans as Ye was in town for a Friday night concert. Milo hasn’t directly addressed the arrest or deportation yet … but judging from his first post since getting the boot, Louisiana isn’t exactly on his travel wish list.

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