Iranian ‘King of Instagram’ Arrested by ICE at His $5 Million Mansion
ICE arrested Iranian national Farzad “Tony” Toutouni late last month after years of openly displaying a luxury lifestyle to more than one million Instagram followers.His posts featured exotic cars, private aircraft, cash, parties and women in various states of undress. ICE says Toutouni, 55, had removal orders, a prior deportation to Mexico and a later illegal reentry. He is now in ICE custody pending removal proceedings. The arrest raises a basic enforcement question: how did someone with such a public profile remain in the country for so long?
According to ICE, Toutouni first entered the United States legally in 1983. ICE says he has also used the name Robert. An immigration judge ordered him removed in 1993, but he was not removed then.
A second removal order came in 1999, followed by his deportation to Mexico. Toutouni later admitted reentering illegally in 2011 near Saint Clair, Michigan, by crossing the river on an electric raft he bought in Canada.
That timeline shows repeated contact with the immigration system before his latest detention.
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Where do we get all these losers from? Sounds like a real idiot low life loser low IQ abuser of our system! Deport him back to Iran and let them take care of him the way they should I guess!
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