Moreno, who waltzed across the U.S. border in 2022 under the previous administration’s un-watchful eye (that would be Biden, Harris and friends), found fame by advising fellow illegal aliens on the art of occupying vacant American properties.

His advice to the masses? Moreno said, “If a house is not inhabited, we can seize it… I have thought about invading a house in the United States. Here in the United States, the law of land invasion applies…and I think that will be my next business: invading abandoned houses.”

He also flashed cash online as well as posting photos of weapons and said he didn’t come to America to work like a slave. Of course not, who wants to work when the Democratic Party is handing out welfare to anyone who invades the country (he said his family was getting $350 a week in welfare) –and you can make $1,000 a week on TikTok for handing out advice on breaking laws in America?

NEW: TikToker is going viral by telling illegal immigrants how to “invade” homes in America thanks to progressive squatting laws

Remarkable.

“We can invade a house in the USA, what do you think about this new law?” a video from one TikTok user read.

The man said he has African… pic.twitter.com/b92DT9fYq7

— Collin Rugg (@CollinRugg) March 20, 2024

But alas, the winds of political change have little regard for the social media fame of an illegal alien possibly committing crimes and telling others how to break the law and hurt American citizens. With President Donald Trump back in the Oval Office, policies shifted, and Moreno’s squatting seminars lost their charm.

Arrested in Ohio in 2024 for failure to comply with ICE check-ins, Moreno’s deportation seemed like a distant dream, given Venezuela’s previous reluctance to welcome back its own citizens and Biden’s reluctance to deport anyone. However, diplomatic gears have since turned, and deportation flights to Venezuela have resumed, much to Moreno’s chagrin. He told the New York Post that America was “persecuting” him.

Upon arrival, Moreno was greeted by Venezuelan officials and reportedly required extra security during the flight to keep the peace among fellow passengers. Apparently, his in-flight “disruptions” didn’t earn him any frequent flyer miles.

So, let this be a lesson to all wannabe influencers who illegally invaded the United States: before you launch your next TikTok trend based on illegal activity, maybe take a moment to consider who is in the White House (or who might end up there) – because you just might end up getting the “justice” you truly deserve.