Elon Musk already demanded streamer Sneako's deportation once this year over his Islamic Republic of New York rant.
Sneako just cheered on a deadly migrant invasion of Spain and mocked Musk for threatening to do it again.
What Musk said back put Sneako in his place without raising his voice once.
Musk Renews Deportation Threat After Sneako Cheers Ceuta Invasion
Thousands of migrants stormed the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco this week.
The death toll climbed past two dozen as thousands more poured across the border.
Spain deployed the military just to hold the border.
Residents reported break-ins as migrants raided local stores for food and supplies while shops across the city stayed shuttered.
Elon Musk looked at the chaos and called it "absolutely an invasion."
Sneako looked at the same chaos and cheered for it.
The streamer, born Nicolas Kenn De Balinthazy, posted "the rest of Europe next inshallah" while the bodies were still being counted.
Australian activist Drew Pavlou saw the post and had one demand.
"Sneako needs to be deported," Pavlou wrote.
Musk didn't hesitate.
"He will be," Musk replied.
The reply pulled in more than a million views before the day was out.
Laura Loomer called it "fantastic."
This is not the first time Musk has come after Sneako.
This Isn't Sneako's First Deportation Threat
Back in early July, Sneako stood in a crowd of Egypt World Cup fans in Queens and declared New York the Islamic Republic of New Yorkistan.
He shouted that Islam would fill every household in America and that the whole world would eventually convert.
He name-dropped Mayor Zohran Mamdani while he did it.
Alex Jones saw the clip and demanded Sneako's deportation on the spot.
Musk agreed with a single word.
Sneako fired back by calling Musk an African migrant and telling him to go back to Africa.
The streamer converted to Islam in 2023 and has spent the time since picking fights with nearly everyone in his own online orbit.
Sneako didn't start out talking about religion or borders.
He built his name years ago on prank videos and reaction streams, nothing more political than that.
These days his whole brand runs on picking fights over faith and migration while sneering at the country that made him a star.
The pattern by now is impossible to miss.
Sneako says something designed to blow up online, a wave of conservative figures demands consequences, and Sneako answers every single time by waving his birth certificate like a shield.
Sneako Had No Real Answer, So He Reached for a Distraction
Sneako didn't sit with Musk's warning for long.
He quoted the "he will be" post and wrote "come and get me."
Then, instead of defending what he actually said about Spain, he changed the subject entirely.
He dug up a 2013 email Jeffrey Epstein once sent Musk, thanking him "for the tour, you would have had fun at xmas."
Musk didn't bother responding.
A billionaire ignoring a thirteen-year-old email isn't a comeback, it's a tell.
Here's the part nobody on either side wants to say out loud.
Sneako was born in New York, and the Constitution protects native-born citizens from deportation no matter how vile the rant.
Musk knows that better than most, since he became a citizen himself after leaving South Africa.
He's threatened Sneako with deportation twice now anyway, and that's not a legal strategy so much as a message to Americans fed up with people who trash their own country while hiding behind the passport it gave them.
Sneako can dig up every old email in Musk's inbox he wants.
It won't change the fact that decent Americans are done pretending his rhetoric is edgy comedy instead of open contempt for the country that raised him.
Every time Sneako cheers for another country's borders collapsing, he's telling his own audience exactly where his loyalties sit.
Musk's threats may never survive a courtroom, but the millions of views they rack up prove something the legal footnotes can't erase.
Americans watched dozens of migrants die trying to force their way into Spain this week, and the one thing they will not tolerate is a citizen of their own country cheering for it from the sidelines.
Sources:
- Jordan Conradson, "Elon Musk Calls for Muslim Streamer Sneako to be Deported After He Cheers for Invasion of Spain, Adding: 'The Rest of Europe Next, Inshallah'," The Gateway Pundit, July 31, 2026.
- Staff, "Extremist streamer sparks outrage after declaring NYC an 'Islamic Republic'," Fox News, July 2026.
- Staff, "Ceuta 'Invasion': 49,000+ Illegals Swim to Spanish Territory in 24 Hours," Breitbart, July 31, 2026.