Detention and Deportation of Australian OnlyFans Model at U.S. Airport
Australian OnlyFans model Billie Beever shared a distressing account of being detained and subsequently deported from an airport in the United States. Beever, a well-known content creator on the subscription platform OnlyFans, intended to stay briefly in the U.S. for just over a week but confronted severe complications at immigration that prevented her from entering the country.
Interrogation and Treatment at the Airport
During her detention, Beever was subjected to intensive questioning, which focused on her profession in sex work and personal details such as her earnings and possible drug use. She recounted the treatment she received as "degrading," mentioning that she was denied food and forced to use a face cloth as a substitute for a towel while showering. Such conditions shed light on the challenges and scrutiny some travelers face upon their arrival in the U.S.
Conditions and Personal Impact
The detention which spanned nearly two days involved not only the confiscation of her phone and passport but also subjected her to an environment with harsh conditions including bright lights and continuous noise. Beever explained that an air conditioner directed towards her made the experience particularly uncomfortable as officials ignored her requests to turn it off despite the cold.
Communication Breakdown and Visa Issues
Adding to her distress, Beever revealed that the lack of communication during her confinement nearly led her family to file a missing persons report. It was during her interrogation that she discovered a minor error in her visa application, which she believed was the primary reason behind her deportation. She was closely escorted by officers on her return trip to Australia, transiting through New Zealand.
Reflections on the Experience
Reflecting on the ordeal, Beever expressed the traumatic impact it had on her, stating it significantly heightened her fears of travelling, particularly to the U.S. in the future. Her story accentuates the stringent conditions and intense scrutiny some travelers may encounter at U.S. borders.
