Tony spent the holidays in the US with his family, since Tony was born and raised in texas, there are some limitations in his stay to the country.
"Just landed in Manila and the Philippine immigration only gave me 30 days here.LOL.k." The tweet sparks different reactions from immigration officers of NAIA, sharing their side of the story on Facebook.
One of the immigration officer named Janine Salvador barred the details of the story about Labrusca's experience at Philippine immigration.
"You don't have a Philippine passport, not even born in the Philippines, and not travelling with Filipino parents, but you want the same treatment as the other former Filipino," Salvador explained.
Salvador continued saying, "You even shouted abd cursed at my supervisor, bragging that you're a celebrity. Ang galing mo talaga umeksena, hindi ka na nahiya sa ibang tao. Sigaw ka ng sigaw sa harap ng officers Boo!"
"The funny thing is, you were so proud to brag taht you work here when you're only suppose to be a tourist here in the Philippines.
"Tapos mai ganito ka pa na post. Palakpakan!
"For you info, Balikbayan visa is not a working visa.
"Nakakahiya ka. Period." Salvador added.
Other Facebook user also shared their thoughts defending their supervisor who was disrespected by Labrusca.
"Labrusca should publicly apologize. Noraisa Saud wrote. "He's so busy building his abs that he forgot to build his character."
She even clarified that Labrusca failed to show any proof of his Filipino citizenship, he is technically a foreigner.
The posts have been deleted as of the posting.
Labrusca is the son of both Filipino actor Boom Labrusca and singer Angel Jones. he was born in Houston, texas, United States but grew up in Los Angeles, California.
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