Milo Yiannopoulos alleges that 15 Homeland Security agents swarmed him at a Louisiana airport and that he was mistreated during detention ahead of his deportation to the United Kingdom on August 28.
He said he was denied food for a day, moved every few hours to prevent contact with his lawyers, and described the process as brutal and physically degrading, adding that agents allegedly walked off the job. Yiannopoulos made these remarks during an interview on Piers Morgan Uncensored.
A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson called the accusations false and said they were an attempt to demonize ICE officers Yiannopoulos once defended. The agency noted that all notices were sent to an address he provided, that work authorization does not confer legal status, and that he was never denied food, medical care or a phone call. DHS said he was in good health, had his medication, called his spouse, declined an offered meal and was provided a meal and his medication before his removal flight.
Yiannopoulos was deported on August 28 after an immigration judge issued a final removal order on July 22 for failing to appear at a hearing. Before his removal he repeatedly called for aggressive enforcement, urging California to install ICE checkpoints at supermarkets, gas stations and other public sites and to deport anyone unable to prove legal status on the spot.
When asked about earlier comments calling for the indiscriminate deportation of Somalis, he called them mean‑spirited jokes and said he was ashamed of his past support for Donald Trump.
