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Australian Influencer Denied U.S. Entry After Saying He’d Squat in Billie Eilish’s Home Following Her Anti-ICE ‘Stolen Land’ Rant

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An Australian social media influencer just learned the hard way that Uncle Sam doesn’t take kindly to squatters threatening to invade celebrity mansions—especially when the target is Billie Eilish, fresh off her Grammy Awards tirade calling ICE agents racist and America stolen land. The influencer, whose online antics include provocative stunts, publicly declared he’d crash at Eilish’s swanky L.A. pad as payback for her anti-border rhetoric. U.S. Customs and Border Protection wasn’t amused: upon landing, he was grilled, denied entry, and shipped back to Oz faster than you can say deportation flight. It’s a delicious irony—Eilish preaches open borders and indigenous land-back fantasies from her gated, gun-free enclave, yet the feds swiftly protect her turf from actual trespassers.

This saga underscores a glaring hypocrisy in celebrity activism: stars like Eilish virtue-signal about dismantling ICE and abolishing borders while relying on armed security, private jets, and elite neighborhoods shielded by the very laws they decry. For the 2A community, it’s a stark reminder of self-reliance in an era of porous frontiers. While Eilish’s elite bubble is guarded by taxpayer-funded feds (or hired muscle packing heat), everyday Americans defend their own homes with the firearms our Founders enshrined. Her rant ignores that the same Second Amendment secures the sovereignty she mocks—without armed citizens and vigilant borders, stolen land becomes anyone’s playground for squatters, foreign or domestic. CBP’s no-nonsense response proves enforcement works when it counts, but scaling that to the border would end the invasion narrative overnight.

The implications ripple wide: if influencers get bounced for mere words, imagine the deterrence for real threats. Pro-2A folks should cheer this as validation—personal security starts at home, backed by lead and law. Eilish’s meltdown? Just more fuel for memes showing her clutching pearls behind razor wire, oblivious to the armed reality keeping her safe. In a world of open invitations from the elite, keep your powder dry; the Aussies’ gun grab left that influencer defenseless Down Under, but here, we’re locked and loaded.

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