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Recalling Amos Yee's Anti-LKY Rants As He Gets His UNSURPRISING Worst of the Worst Status in American Soil

PHOTO: US DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY
 

Who can remember Amos Yee, that brat who badmouthed the late Lee Kuan Yew? It's been 10 years and several months since LKY died on March 23, 2015. According to The Straits Times article written by Chinese Singaporean writer Daniel Lai, it should be interesting to note that he's the only Singaporean among the arrested. This is what Lai wrote about Amos, which should be disturbing at several levels.
The webpage states that Yee was convicted of enticement of a minor for indecent purposes, sexual exploitation of a minor via photograph and sexual exploitation of a minor via telecommunications. It added that he was arrested in Chicago, Illinois.

The 27-year-old child sex offender is in the custody of ICE after he was released on parole on Nov 20. He is last known to have been detained at the Dodge Detention Facility in Wisconsin, a four-hour drive from Illinois, where he was serving a six-year jail term for child pornography and sexual grooming.

Yee entered the US in December 2016 to seek asylum after repeated run-ins with the law in Singapore over controversial comments that were derogatory to Christians and Muslims.

He was granted asylum in March 2017, despite opposition from DHS, and was released from detention in September that year.

In 2020, Yee was indicted by a grand jury in an Illinois court for solicitation and possession of child pornography.

He had exchanged nude photos and messages with a 14-year-old girl from Texas while he was in Chicago, and was sentenced on Dec 2, 2021.

Barely halfway into his six-year jail term, he was released on parole on Oct 7, 2023, but was re-arrested the following month.

So far, the reason for his reincarceration remains unknown at its fullest. The only thing stated this news from the Channel News Asia:

The message said he was held at the Stateville Correctional Center, a maximum security prison in Crest Hill, Illinois.

In response to queries from CNA, the Department of Corrections said on Thursday that Yee was readmitted on a parole violation.

"That is the only information we can provide," it added. 

But after realizing this, I remember how Amos disrespected LKY before he went to four weeks in jail, for badmouthing religion. For a person who has a huge degree of admiration for LKY, I have the tendency to feel that Amos actually deserved it. However, some say the punishment was excessive. It seems that, given Amos' crime in the USA, it looks like he was getting into trouble with the law more than once. The guy was probably already guilty of similar offenses, while he was only 17 years old. Yee was 20 when the incident happened with the girl from Texas.

Either way, I felt that this guy thought he could get away without consequences. If that's true then this should be a somber warning against raising spoiled children. 

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