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Milo Yiannopoulos was in the middle of a nasty court battle with his estranged husband, John Campbell, before he was taken into ICE custody ... and alleged texts show Milo texting some nasty things ... and a lot of it is racial.

A series of text messages were submitted in court, obtained by TMZ, allegedly sent by Milo to John ahead of their split ... and it looks like the former Kanye West executive relied heavily on the N-word. For his part, Milo called some of the texts "obvious fakes" and claimed John "secretly" sent messages from Milo's phone to John's phone.

In a message dated March 2025, Milo wrote to his husband, "But you are worthless to me ... worthless. Stupid worthless n*****. I hope you rot in hell with your monkey ancestors. I was only using you for a Green Card."

Milo Yiannopoulos is officially in ICE's crosshairs ... DHS just dropped his sad-looking mug shot and says he's staying locked up until he's removed from the country.

The agency posted the booking photo Friday on X while quoting TMZ's original report about Milo's arrest ... saying agents nabbed the controversial political personality Thursday at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport ... and Milo looks none too thrilled.

The timing is interesting ... Milo previously served as Kanye West's chief of staff, and Ye is set to perform Friday night at the Caesars Superdome in New Orleans.

1:34 PM PT -- DHS just dropped Milo Yiannopoulos's mug shot.

Milo Yiannopoulos has been apprehended by ICE in Louisiana ... TMZ has learned.

The controversial political personality is currently being held at an ICE detention center, per inmate records. The circumstances surrounding his detention are not yet clear but our sources tell us Milo was detained at an airport.

Milo is well known for his ties to Kanye West ... serving as Ye's chief of staff for nearly two years before the two parted ways in 2024. Kanye is set to perform Friday night in New Orleans at the Caesars Superdome ... perhaps the reason why Milo was in Louisiana.

Alex Pretti's family says no one has given them the complete truth about his fatal shooting ... and they believe officials spent more time vilifying him than investigating his death.

The 37-year-old ICU nurse's parents told "Good Morning America" Tuesday they're speaking out now because they want justice and accountability -- seven months after two federal immigration officers shot and killed him in Minneapolis.

Alex's father, Michael, says the videos speak for themselves ... but the family still wants all the facts.

His mother, Susan, added ... "My shock is that he was murdered and no one has given us the complete truth or anyone has been held accountable."

Here's video of ICE agents callously dropping slurs directed at immigrants ... and they refuse to apologize for their hateful words.

Appalling body cam footage shows agents using the words "tonk" and "wet," -- derogatory terms for immigrants -- without batting an eye, sometimes even laughing about it.

You can hear in the footage ... they're casually dropping these slurs, as if they're totally normal words, while patrolling the streets.

Tonk is such a vile slur, it's never gone mainstream -- we won't explain it's meaning or backstory here, but you can go look it up.

And the Department of Homeland Security isn't taking any accountability.

When Peter Parker called himself your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man ... this probably wasn't what he had in mind ... President Trump's White House has the Marvel hero slinging webs to help Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The White House's official social media account turned Spider-Man into an ICE agent in a new propaganda post on that depicts him trapping "criminal illegal aliens" in his web.

The Trump administration captioned the photo ... "Your friendly neighborhood ICE agents."

Bad Bunny's going to be hopping mad about the White House's new video celebrating mass deportations ... because audio from one of his hit songs underscores scenes he abhors.

In the new clip -- posted to the White House TikTok Thursday afternoon -- Bad Bunny's song "LA MuDANZA" plays over a montage of people in handcuffs being detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

The video starts with President Trump waving at supporters as BB sings ... "un aplauso pa mami y papi porque en verdad rompieron" ... which translates to "A round of applause for mom and dad, because they really crushed it."

Trump's White House changed the translation to say "A round of applause for Donald J. Trump because he really crushed it" ... and they captioned the post, "We're making America great gain."

N3on and Ryan Garcia traded streaming and sparring for soap and suds ... teaming up with influencers Wendy and Evelyn Ortiz for a charity car wash benefiting families torn apart by ICE.

TMZ cameras were on the scene Saturday in Bellflower, where N3on got his hands dirty scrubbing cars while wearing an “I.C.E OUT” T-shirt.

Ryan pulled up about a minute later looking ready for a completely different kind of fight ... arriving with a championship belt draped over his shoulder.

The boxer also put his money where his mouth is ... peeling off a stack of cash and handing it over as a donation to the cause ... while the Ortiz twins helped keep the event rolling as cars cycled through and supporters gathered to pitch in.

Former Indianapolis Colts linebacker Daniel Adongo has been deported from the United States ... with federal immigration officials saying the ex-NFL player was removed after overstaying his visa and accumulating a criminal record, TMZ has confirmed.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement says Adongo -- a native of Kenya -- was removed from the country on June 20 after a Department of Justice immigration judge ordered his removal in March. Fox News was first to report the incident.

According to ICE, Adongo remained in the U.S. after his visa expired in 2016. Officials say he was subject to mandatory detention under the Laken Riley Act -- which requires the detention of non-U.S. citizens who commit certain crimes.

A grandmother in Georgia is facing manslaughter and cruelty to children charges after her 2-year-old grandson drowned in a pool, police said.

Emelisa Paz-Santos was booked Wednesday in the Fulton County Jail on those two charges, while Immigration Customs Enforcement also put a detainer on her, according to official online records.

Roswell PD says 2-year-old Axel Delgado drowned in a clubhouse pool on the night of June 21. Police also say first responders raced to the scene and performed live-saving measures before transporting the child to a hospital where he died.

4:09 PM PT -- According to Senator Angus King's office, DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin later clarified the man was not the subject of the warrant. King's office said Mullin had first indicated the man was the intended target before revising that account.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents fatally shot a person in Biddeford, Maine on Monday morning ... marking the second deadly shooting involving ICE agents in less than one week.

Maine House Speaker Ryan Fecteau said in a statement on Facebook ... "A person was killed. ICE was involved. State Police and the Department of Public Safety are now on scene to gather details and would expect the FBI to investigate as well. These are the details that I have at this time. I will provide further updates, as they are relayed to me."

Purported video from the scene shows the aftermath of the shooting ... and agents appeared to be rendering first aid to the person, who was laid out on the street.

Ariana Grande is spamming the hell out of the White House's TikTok account to make her message crystal clear ... she doesn't want them using her music to promote President Trump's immigration crackdown.

And it looks like someone listened, because the song's been removed from the clip that set Ariana off in the first place.

A new video circulating on social media shows the pissed-off pop star flooding the post's comments section by copy-and-pasting her response condemning the White House for using her music.

ICYMI, Ariana wrote ... "please do not ever use my music in relation to this barbaric, inhumane, heinous nonsense. f*** ice." And now she's reiterated that exact message multiple times under the clip.

ICE agents dragged a man out of a hospital in New York City Saturday night ... all while chaos broke out in the streets outside due to a mob of livid protesters.

The incident took place outside Wyckoff Heights Medical Center in Brooklyn ... when a pair of men dragged a dude out of the center ... having to physically carry him all the way to a black SUV at one point.

You can see it all in the clip -- Anti-ICE protesters had gathered outside the building ... where they began berating officers and trashing the area. Eventually, protesters got into a physical confrontation with the cops ... with the entire street descending into bedlam.

An Illinois woman has pleaded guilty after shelling out thousands to bankroll some of the most disturbing online content imaginable -- so-called "animal crush" videos.

Prosecutors say footage she procured shows real monkeys being burned alive, mutilated, and subjected to horrific abuse. Amanda Leigh Fourez admitted in federal court on April 15 she helped make it happen.

ICE Director Todd M. Lyons said Fourez admitted she was deep in online chat groups and private payment rings built around creating, sharing, and discussing these violent, sexualized videos ... all for a niche -- but deeply deranged -- audience.

Karol G delivered on her stated intention of giving a thoughtful message about immigration in the U.S. ... the singer powerfully spoke out during a performance at Coachella 2026.

Watch the video ... the Grammy winner says Latinos' recent struggles in this country bring out their resilience and "strong spirit."

"I stand for my Latino community," she says surrounded by dancers. She goes on to explain that they don't celebrate their culture to alienate people ... "Actually we do this, because we want everyone to feel welcome to our culture."