Far-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos groused that getting arrested and deported from the US left him feeling like an “MS-13 gang member” — and “ashamed” of his support of President Trump and his tough immigration policies. The booted Brit complained to Piers Morgan about his treatment last Thursday when he was busted for failing to show at a hearing more than a month after getting a final-removal notice. “I didn’t really understand the physical reality of how institutionalized the brutality is in America. The manner in which they arrest you. They put you in manacles, your hands, your feet, chained together,” he bellyached.
“Everybody is arrested like a MS-13 gang member. And it hurts a lot more than it looks like on television.” The 41-year-old British national, who entered the US legally in 2019, was arrested at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport Aug. 27 after the “illegal alien” failed to show up for a hearing following a final removal order issued July 22, the Department of Homeland Security told The Post. He was deported a day later, but Yiannopoulos, previously a staunch advocate for deporting illegal immigrants, wasn’t a fan of ICE’s hospitality once he was in custody, saying he had never been more frightened in his life.
