Source: Tim Mosenfelder / Getty ICE Can’t Seize Any Of 21 Savage’s Money While He Fights Deportation According to TMZ , 21 Savages fortune is safe during his deportation case. 21 Savage is on the verge of being deported by ICE, but even if that happens they won’t be able to touch the millions of dollars he’s earned during his successful career. Since his money that is lawfully earned, despite his illegal residency status, it cannot be seized by the organization. Its unclear as to the exact amount of money that’s at stake, but many reports are certain the “English” rapper has a net worth well into the multi-millions. 21 still remains in the custody of ICE after being arrested almost a week ago, despite the fact people with illegal status who are not a threat to their community or a flight risk typically are bonded out pending a deportation hearing.
During the most recent episode of Teen Mom OG , fans took to Twitter to criticize Amber Portwood for what they viewed as manipulative behavior. The perceived victim of Amber's con was her ex and baby daddy, Gary Shirley. If you're a longtime fan of the show, then we probably don't need to tell you that Amber and Gary's relationship hasn't always been a bed of roses. But it seems they're working on things — and Gary would very much appreciate it if fans would stop trying to make that process more difficult. Take a look: 1. A Good Dad The Teen Mom landscape is littered with deadbeat dads, but to his credit, Gary has always prioritized the needs of his daughter, 9-year-old Leah. 2. Thick and Thin Gary has been there for his daughter during times when Amber was either physically or emotionally unable to be. 3. Gary and Kristina These days, Gary is married to Kristina Anderson, who also seems to be fully devoted to Leah’s happiness. 4. Amber’s Struggle Amber, on the other hand, is not exactly a fan favorite and has often been accused of putting her kids last. 5. To Be Fair Amber does have a lot on her plate these days, what with a new baby and a relatively new relationship with Andrew Glennon. 6. No Excuse But TMOG viewers were not eager to cut Amber any slack this week, as evidenced by their comments on Twitter. View Slideshow
As Joe Giudice faces almost certain deportation, Teresa has asked fans to pray for her family as they launch their desperate appeal. Teresa is still a Real Housewife, and Bravo is offering her a hefty payday if she’ll let their cameras film this tense process. Curiously, Teresa has said no. Perhaps she is not as icy as people seem to think. RadarOnline reports that Teresa Giudice passed on a sizable offer to film her family’s trials and tribulations as they appeal Joe’s deportation. Specifically, Bravo has reportedly offered Teresa $500,000 — a cool half million. But Teresa turned it down. “Teresa refused to film any special scenes,” the insider reveals. She is balking at this lucrative opportunity “because the attorney told her not to do anything until the final decision is made.” Her pleas for leniency might not go over well with a judge who learns that she’s exploiting the drama of it all for a payday. “She’s terrified to do anything to harm Joe,” the source explains. Joe’s imprisonment has been bad enough on his family, but that at least was understandable. His upcoming deportation to Italy is exacting a serious toll. “This situation is so bad for Teresa,” the insider says. The source adds: “She’s not talking about it at all.” “She’s afraid that anything she says can be used against Joe,” the insider laments. Being a public figure can really backfire when it comes to having your day in court. The report says that Milania recently visited her father in prison, but that Teresa was otherwise occupied at the time. “Milania has a close relationship with her dad,” the source says. The insider says that she had to see him because “she’s been so upset by everything.” Of course! She’s a preteen and her father is her whole world. “Joe’s family was shocked that Teresa didn’t go with her daughter,” the source claims. The insider then takes a harsher tone when discussing Teresa. “Actions speak louder than words with Teresa,” the source says. “She tells everyone she is so devastated,” the insider continues. The source finds it odd that she asks for prayers “but then she doesn’t go visit him and doesn’t even go with Milania.” That seems unfair, especially considering that we know what Teresa was up to at the time. That source’s judgmental tone aside, Teresa has four daughters, not just one. We don’t know who went with Milania (it’s hard to imagine that a 12-year-old waltzed into the prison visiting area on her own). Teresa was out looking at universities with Gia, who just a few months away from turning 18. When people say that life goes on , they mean that Teresa’s first responsibility is as a parent, not as a grieving wife. She’s looking to Gia’s future. We are sure that Joe wouldn’t have it any other way. As for Teresa’s refusal to film, most of us can’t imagine turning down half a million dollars under most circumstances. But she has to be wondering how she would feel if the judge denies Joe’s appeal and mentions that she had turned it into a media circus. As we said, being a public figure can backfire. Courts like to set an example and no prosecutor or judge wants to be accused of going easy on someone just because they’re famous. From Dance Moms to Jersey Shore , stars of reality shows have learned that they can and will be put behind bars if they break the law. Teresa and Joe already learned that lesson the hard way. Now she’s just hoping and praying that being on their best behavior will keep Joe from being torn from his family forever. View Slideshow: Teresa Giudice: Filing For Divorce Once Joe Gets Deported?!
Wow… In an effort to open discussion about immigration policy in the US, Orange is The New Black star Diane Guerrero shared her own personal story of how deportation tore her family apart and forced her to live on her own at age 14. Via TalkingPoints : In an interview with CNN on Monday, “Orange Is The New Black” actress Diane Guerrero was brought to tears on-air as she described the deportation of her family when she was a teenager. “I got home, and their cars were there and dinner was started and the lights were on, but I couldn’t find them,” Guerrero told host Michaela Pereira. Guerrero explained that at age 14, she had arrived home from her performing arts school only to find her parents had been removed from the house. They were eventually sent to Colombia. The actress broke down when she said the separation had caused her to feel alienated from her own family. “It’s tough, it’s like we’ve been separated for so long, I feel like sometimes we don’t know each other,” she said. “It’s difficult because I’ve grown up without them, and there’s things about them that are new that I don’t recognize, and it just — it hurts.” Guerrero also recently wrote about the ordeal in an op-ed in the Los Angeles Times amid speculation over possible executive actions on immigration by President Obama. “Not a single person at any level of government took any note of me,” she wrote. “No one checked to see if I had a place to live or food to eat, and at 14, I found myself basically on my own.” She’s lucky her life turned out as well as it did! At 14, alone without her family in a foreign country…things definitely could have taken a tragic turn.
This evening, a gunman opened fire on a Tel Aviv recreation center/cafe dedicated to supporting the area’s gay community. Reports currently list two dead, twelve injured. And there’s no question that this was a hate crime .
” A drug dealer is appealing against her deportation on the grounds it will violate her human rights as a lesbian. The Jamaican argues she will be persecuted for her homosexuality if she is returned to her… read more
