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Homan Says Investigators Have a ‘Strong Case’ Against Omar
Agents seized her phone and prosecutors issued subpoenas as investigators examine whether immigration records contained false statements, officials said.
- On Saturday, Oct. 17, Border czar Tom Homan stated that Rep. Ilhan Omar could face denaturalization and deportation if the Trump administration proves allegations of immigration fraud against her.
- Federal agents raided Omar's Washington home on Oct. 12 as part of a probe into her immigration history, including questions about her marriage to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi.
- In an interview with Fox News, Homan said investigators have "a strong case," while Omar's office denounced the raid as "an outrageous abuse of power" by the administration.
- The denaturalization process is described as "long, tedious" but possible if fraud is proven, according to Homan, who noted that lying during naturalization can trigger citizenship revocation.
- Former President Barack Obama defended Omar on Oct. 18, dismissing the administration's claims as an "unsubstantiated theory" about her age when her father was naturalized 20 years ago.
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Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar could be stripped of her citizenship and deported from the United States if it is proven that her immigration process conducted decades ago was irregular, Tom Homan, the US government's top border security official, reported, according to a Fox News article.
·Budapest, Hungary
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Donald Trump's Alleged Plan to Denaturalise Ilhan Omar Is 'Blatantly Unconstitutional', Author Claims
Claims about Ilhan Omar's citizenship are under scrutiny, raising constitutional questions. Allegations of immigration fraud remain unproven, and no move to revoke her citizenship has been confirmed.
·United Kingdom
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