ANOTHER Afrikaner refugee arrested over child porn possession

Another Afrikaner refugee- Glen Venter – has been arrested on charges of child porn, or child sex material possession (CSAM).
The South African man – who has resettled in Rochester under the programme geared at racial minorities facing discrimination – is now wanted by US police after he failed to appear before his recent pretrial conference.
The news follows that of another refugee, Arno Venter, who was also recently arrested for similar charges during a vigilante sting operation.
AFRIKANER REFUGEE WANTED BY POLICE OVER CHILD PORN CHARGES
According to activist Bianca van Wyk, refugee Glen Venter was arrested for possession of CSAM in April, after police tracked him down using his cryptocurrency transactions.
The father of two – who resettled in Rochester, Minnesota, in September 2025- admitted to purchasing and viewing hundreds of child porn videos and images on his devices over the last decade.
One of the videos allegedly depicted a close relative of Venter’s sexually assaulting an infant boy.
The 31-year-old South African man confessed to being sexually attracted to children aged five and six.
Last week, Glen Venter failed to show up for his scheduled settlement conference at the Olmsted County District Court. Judge Christa Daily has since issued a warrant for his arrest, with no bail.
According to local media, Rochester police discovered that Venter was the subject of three cyber tips involving CSAM submitted by Facebook in 2022 and 2024, from an account based in South Africa. Additional cyber tips from Google and Snapchat were linked to accounts in Rochester.
— Bianca van Wyk (@BiancavanWyk16) November 5, 2026Warrant of Arrest for South African refugee, Glen Venter: Possession of CSAM
A warrant of arrest was issued on 27 October 2026 for Glen Venter (31), a South African refugee living in Rochester, Minnesota 🇺🇸 since September 2025.
Venter, a father of two, was arrested in April… pic.twitter.com/e9tHR4nB3u
‘YOU’RE NOT WELCOME HERE’
In his latest YouTube video, US analyst Chris Wyatt chastised the two refugees, Glen Venter and Arno Venter, as well as any other South Africans who were contemplating CSAM crimes.
He said: “This is not acceptable. If your perversion is the exploitation of children or vulnerable people, then you ned to stay where you come from. You’re not welcome here. We have enough perverts and clowns in this country; we don’t need to import more of them
“This is America…Our networks are monitored for this sort of thing. And law enforcement is hot on this case. I don’t know how people think they can do this stuff and not be found
Wyatt raised concerns about how the men were able to pass the vetting process.
“The vetting process is not set up to identify people for top secret security clearances. It is set up to identify people who could be a physical, political, or other risk to the US.
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