Watch: Illegal Influencer Shows Off ‘Goldmine’ Baby And Everything He Gets Free Now

Leonel Moreno, a Venezuelan immigrant living in Ohio, has become popular on social media by discussing how he avoids work and lives off government assistance. He recently gained attention for urging his followers to unite and pay the fines of a 15-year-old Venezuelan migrant who allegedly shot a tourist in Times Square.

In his video, Moreno blurred the lines between right and wrong by suggesting that the teenager should not face consequences for his actions and that he should be released because of his age and immigration status.

The legality of Moreno’s call to action aside, his TikTok videos shed light on how some immigrants use the U.S. asylum system to take advantage of the country’s resources. In one of his recent videos, he admits to not liking to work because it gives him “allergies” and boasts about coming to the United States to “vacation.” He mocks Americans who work hard and pay taxes, while he enjoys a comfortable lifestyle without having to contribute to society.

He even introduces his infant daughter as his “goldmine” because she is an American citizen who is entitled to government assistance.

While Moreno’s views and lifestyle do not represent all immigrants, they do highlight a disturbing trend of exploiting the American welfare system. In another viral video, a group of migrants shares their experience of living rent-free in a New York hotel for seven months, with their rooms cleaned daily and all their needs provided for.

Despite their gratitude towards President Joe Biden for this luxurious lifestyle, the truth remains that someone is ultimately paying for it – the American taxpayers.

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These videos and Moreno’s actions send a concerning message to the world that the United States is a place of endless opportunities and freebies. This narrative attracts people who are not genuinely seeking asylum or escaping persecution but looking for a comfortable life at the expense of others. It perpetuates the idea that America is a land of handouts rather than a country where hard work and dedication are rewarded.

The American asylum system was created to protect and help those who are in legitimate danger or need. However, it has now become a means for some immigrants to abuse the system and live off government assistance without contributing to society. Moreno’s call to pay bail for a teenager accused of attempted murder only adds to this concerning trend.

It undermines the rule of law and sends a message that immigrants can commit crimes and not face consequences. This is not only unfair to hardworking Americans but also disrespectful to genuine asylum seekers who are in need of assistance.

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