Trump Comments on Ilhan Omar Deportation Probe Amid Fraud Investigation
President Trump comments on Ilhan Omar’s deportation probe, calling her a ‘terrible person’ as criminal fraud investigation continues.
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President Donald Trump has commented on the ongoing criminal fraud investigation into Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, stating he does not take a position on whether she should be deported. During an interview with The Gateway Pundit, Trump described Omar as a ‘terrible person’ who does not ‘love our country at all.’ However, he refrained from offering a personal opinion on her potential deportation.
Investigation Into Omar’s Immigration Papers
Omar’s Washington, D.C. home was raided early Monday morning as part of a criminal fraud investigation examining her immigration paperwork. The documents were filled out by her late father when she was a teenager. Investigators were seen removing boxes of evidence from the home, indicating the probe is serious and ongoing.
Officials believe Omar may have lied on her citizenship application, potentially obtaining U.S. citizenship through fraudulent means. Border Czar Tom Homan and DHS Secretary Markwayne Mullin have both suggested that Omar may have lied and could be deported. However, Trump has distanced himself from the investigation, stating it is ‘up to the DOJ’ and has ‘nothing to do with me.’
Trump’s Remarks on Omar and Somalia
Trump criticized Omar not only for her alleged fraud but also for her home country, Somalia, which he described as a ‘non-country.’ He called her a ‘terrible congresswoman’ and a ‘complainer’ who ‘comes over here and complains about our Constitution.’
Despite his harsh words, Trump has not taken a public stance on the investigation, emphasizing that the matter is being handled by the Department of Justice. The probe, which has reportedly been ongoing for years, is looking into whether Omar or her father lied on her citizenship application, which could result in fraudulent citizenship.
The left-wing media has acknowledged that the federal government likely has evidence against Omar, given that a court granted a warrant for the raid on her home. This suggests that the investigation is not only thorough but also has substantial legal backing.
Source: The Gateway Pundit
