Kat Stacks Still Trapped, Judge Proceeds With Deportation Case

Incarcerated rap groupie Kat Stacks is reportedly facing her final days in the United States as new reports claim the Internet sensation is on the verge of being deportated.

According to reports, a judge ordered her deportation case to continue this week.

Looks like we'll finally be able to rid our lives of the infamous Kat Stacks (Yo Soulja Boy, you can wipe that sweat off your head now). The judge overseeing her immigration case ordered her deportation case to move forward at an immigration hearing on Tuesday, June 21. Let's just hope that if she actually does get to stay in the US, that somebody gets this girl a dictionary and a tutor! (VIBE)

Stacks also hit up Twitter to speak on the legal situation.

"aint going no mothaf*ckin' where ima keep appealing my case until this b*tches release me," she tweeted June 22nd.

"im a soulja what dont kill me makes me stronger"

"im still in ameriKKKa living off yall tax money"

"lol @ media . the judge still allowed me to appeal his desicion" (Kat Stacks' Twitter)

In early November, Stacks revealed she was arrested in Tennessee.

"Dear nashville your wing stores suck (Knockout Chicken) & yall promoters BROKE.," she tweeted Friday (November 5).

"Racist a** Nashville town the security has had me on hold for over an hour now"

"Smh as soon they saw my foreign passport they started f*cking with me. The police already cleared me but still messing with me"

"I'm getting arrested have fun without me." (Kat Stacks' Twitter)

Prior to her getting locked up, a promoter named Money B. took credit in having Stacks arrested.

"I'm the promoter that brought down Kat Stacks," Money B. said in an interview. "We brought her down November 4th for a party and from the beginning, we've had a lot of problems. I would advise you right now to never put Kat Stacks with any kind of advance because your a** will be out of cash by the time it's all over. This situation was different as you can see, from day one we had problems. We sent our cash deposit to David Wells, her first manager, and days later he [was] fired by Kat Stacks. Her new management, Q at World Star, they indicated that they had never received any deposit -- and it took a few days of me having to call her mama, her old management, her new management and her directly to get everything squared away...That should have been indication from day one that b*tch got problems." (Head Hater In Charge)