US EditionTrump says he doesn't want Somalis in the US, urges them to go back to their homeland and fix it
President Trump accused Somali immigrants of heavy welfare reliance and fraud, citing a $1 billion fraud scheme in Minnesota, and urged them to return to Somalia to fix their country.
- President Trump expressed his desire to limit immigration from countries he perceives as problematic, singling out Somalia.
- Trump criticized the Somali community in Minnesota, saying they "ripped off" the state and "contribute to nothing."
- Trump stated he does not want Somali immigrants in the U.S., saying their "country's no good for a reason" and they overly rely on welfare.
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According to the US President, people from Somalia are no longer welcome in the US. At a press conference, he called them "Müll". He doesn't care that his statements are politically incorrect.
"They Contribute Nothing": Trump Says He Doesn't Want Somalis In US
Donald Trump during a lengthy Cabinet meeting on Tuesday said he did not want Somali immigrants in the US, saying residents of the war-ravaged eastern African country are too reliant on US social safety net and add little to the United States.
President Trump Unloads: "Ilhan Omar is GARBAGE!"
President Trump is not known for hiding how he feels, but he really just outdid himself when asked about Tim Walz and Ilhan Omar. Check this out: TRUMP: “These people like Ilhan Omar come from hell and do nothing but BITCH. We Don’t want them in our country. Go back to where they came from.” “When I see someone like Ilhan Omar complain about our constitution, who hates our country — when I watch what’s happening in Minnesota, where Somalians ri…
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Trump says he doesn't want Somalis in the US, urges them to go back to their homeland and fix it
President Donald Trump during a lengthy Cabinet meeting on Tuesday said he did not want Somali immigrants in the U.S., saying residents of the war-ravaged eastern African country are too reliant on U.S. social safety net and add little to the United States.
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