Nick Fuentes | Before They Were Famous | Future President Of The U.S.?

Before sitting down to attend one of the most controversial dinners
in recent memory alongside Ye and former President Donald Trump,
alt-right commentator Nicholas J. Fuentes was born on August 18th,
1998 in La Grange Park, Illinois. A former student of Lyons
Township High School, Fuentes was active in the student body as a
member of the speech team as well as the institution’s Model UN. In
fact, in May of 2016, he was one of four students invited to greet
Governor Bruce Rauner during his visit to the school and escorted
the politician inside of the building. It was also while at Lyons
Township that Nick launched his career as a television pundit with
his very own series that aired five or six times during his tenure
there. Bill Allen, the supervisor of television services for the
school would remember Fuentes as someone who stood out from the
rest of the pack. Following his graduation in 2016 however,
something inside Nick shifted as he took to embracing the extreme
right like never before. During a speech he would give that year to
an anti-immigration group, Fuentes would admit to having become
convinced that immigrants were taking jobs from Americans and
dooming the Republican Party to irrelevance – that’s despite the
fact that Fuentes himself has claimed to be descended from Mexican
immigrants.