Tara Oakes
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998 appearances
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first heard Feb 2026
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A Department of Homeland Security spokesperson says he, quote, chose to overstay his welcome in violation of our nation's laws after legally entering the country in 2019, adding that he did not appear for an immigration hearing and was issued a final order of removal in July.
Yiannopoulos has himself called for stricter immigration enforcement than the Trump administration has carried out, including ICE checkpoints at supermarket entrances.
In a June 2025 post on social media platform X, he wrote, We have got to deport millions and millions and millions of people.
Without that, nothing else matters.
Yiannopoulos could not be immediately reached for comment.
interim president Darcy Rodriguez saying in a late-night address that an energy agreement with the U.S.
would remain in force for 25 years.
US President Donald Trump on Friday announced plans for the US to take partial control of Venezuela's vast oil reserves, betting that American companies can help revive the South American nation's battered energy industry while providing a new source of crude to help lower US fuel prices.
Rodriguez hailed the accord as a historic deal that would help revive Venezuela's economy and boost government revenue.
Icelanders have voted to stay out of the European Union.
That's according to broadcaster RUV.
It's rejection of a government push to reopen membership talks, siding with those who say Iceland's fishing waters are too important to risk.
Senior Correspondent Stina Jakobsson explains.
And staying in Europe, a warning from the EU's law enforcement agency that art thieves are becoming more violent.
The heist at the Louvre Museum in Paris in October last year was a prime example of these shifts, Europol says, with the thieves threatening guards and visitors before making off with millions of dollars worth of jewels.
As our EU correspondent Julia Payne explains, the heists aren't targeting fine art, but gold and jewels that are more easily resold.
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