Third Worldist Muslim Streamer Sneako is facing calls for his deportation from the US again after celebrating the invasion of Ceuta, Spain, by thousands of military-aged males crossing the border from Morocco.

Video from the invasion shows the thousands of African migrants, all men, pouring across the border.

The New York-born streamer converted to Islam in 2023.

Elon Musk suggested in an X post that “he will be” deported.

 The 27-year-old, whose real name is Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy, came under fire earlier this month for declaring, “This is the Islamic Republic of New Yorkistan,” while celebrating Egypt’s World Cup win over Australia.

“Islam will be in every household, Inshallah. The whole world is Muslim. Welcome to Mamdani’s New York,” he said after screaming “Allah Akbar” and saying “f*ck you” to the camera.

“You see this city? You see how it looks? Inshallah, your city looks just like this, too.”

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Musk previously called for Sneako’s deportation in response to Alex Jones, writing, “Deport him NOW!!”

“Yes!” Musk chimed in.

 In a now-deleted tweet, Sneako responded to the invasion of Spain on Thursday, writing, “The rest of Europe next inshallah.”

Drew Pavlou posted a screenshot of the post, writing, “Sneako needs to be deported,” which elicited a response from Musk.

“He will be,” Musk wrote.

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Italy Suspends Schengen Travel Agreement With Spain After Horrifying Ceuta Invasion

"We must work together to prevent uncontrolled migrant flows from entering EU territory, with all the consequent risks and the threat of terrorism..."

 https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/spains-ceuta-invaded-thousands-illegals-and-military-aged-men-storm-border-morocco

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 Trump's Jones Act Waiver Helped Avert Fuel Shortages Across These Key US Regions

 The Department of Homeland Security has issued the broadest Jones Act waiver since at least the 1950s, just weeks after the US-Iran conflict erupted. The measure has allowed foreign-flagged vessels to transport fuel, crude oil, fertilizer, and other essential goods between US ports, bypassing domestic shipping restrictions to mitigate supply chain disruptions across various U.S. regions.

The Jones Act, a century-old law requiring goods transported between U.S. ports to be carried aboard U.S.-Built, US-owned, and US-crewed vessels, was immediately waived in the early days of the U.S.-Iran conflict by the Trump administration.

As of Friday, the waiver has entered its 135th day, suggesting that the administration is continuing to protect domestic supply chains and curb energy prices by temporarily easing maritime protectionist restrictions.

A recent Reuters report stated that the Trump administration was considering another extension of the waiver.

The Cato Institute's Jones Act Waiver Tracker shows that nearly 50 million barrels have been moved since the waiver took effect on March 17.

 The tracker indicates that the waiver sharply expanded domestic fuel movements, allowing foreign-flagged vessels to supply regions where limited U.S. shipping capacity, high transportation costs, and vessel shortages had constrained trade.

After 135 days, waiver shipments to the West Coast totaled 13.9 million barrels, equivalent to 108% of the region’s projected full-year baseline. Puerto Rico received 5.02 million barrels, equal to 134% of its normal annual pace, while New England’s 1.25 million barrels represented an increase of 215%. Gulf Coast shipments were 426% above the projected baseline, albeit from a much smaller historical base.

The data suggest the waiver is unlocking trade routes that were previously uneconomical or unavailable under Jones Act restrictions.

The largest effects are being seen in isolated or import-dependent markets, particularly the West Coast, Puerto Rico and New England, while the impact on the well-supplied Lower Atlantic remains marginal. Cargoes have included gasoline, diesel, jet fuel, renewable diesel, propane and ammonia.

 https://www.zerohedge.com/energy/trumps-jones-act-waiver-helped-avert-fuel-shortages-across-these-key-us-regions

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 Pepe Escobar: Iran's Strikes PIERCE US Missile Defenses – US Army EJECTED

 (By pushing all US resources into Israel and 2 bases in Jordan, Iran has set up the US military for easy 

 attack by Iranian missiles.)