US EditionWhite House Posts Responds To Video of Ilhan Omar Discussing Possible Deportation With Photo Of Trump Waving Goodbye
President Donald Trump renewed calls for Rep. Ilhan Omar's deportation, citing her Somali origin amid ongoing political disputes and constitutional criticisms, according to multiple sources.
- On Monday, President Donald Trump attacked Rep. Ilhan Omar and Somalia in a Fox News interview, repeating calls for her deportation and the White House posted a photo in response.
- Born in Somalia, Rep. Ilhan Omar fled to Kenya, lived in a refugee camp for four years, immigrated to the U.S. at around 12 years old, and was elected in 2018 to the progressive 'squad'.
- On Tuesday, Rep. Ilhan Omar fired back with a sharp rebuttal and posted on X, sharing the clip the White House later referenced, saying `I have no worry, I don’t know how they’d take away my citizenship and like deport me`.
- Commentators and the public reacted strongly on social media as Mehdi Hasan and Brian Krassenstein condemned Trump's remarks as racially motivated, while social media users on X urged immediate deportation action.
- In Minneapolis, Omar spoke at City Hall after the shooting at Annunciation Catholic School on August 28, 2025, where two children were killed and 17 injured, Minneapolis Police said.
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Trump Dismisses Rep. Ilhan Omar Because She's 'From Somalia'
Source: Americans really should be more ashamed that their beloved nation elected, for a second time, a commander in chief who is fundamentally unable to engage with the media without sounding like the racist uncles at Caucasian Thanksgiving dinners we keep hearing about. Trump recently sat down with Fox News’ Laura Ingraham and launched into a rant about Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) that one could imagine him shouting from the head of the family tabl…
‘Unlike you, I can read’: House Dem delivers brutal putdown to 'racist' Trump attack
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) delivered a brutal putdown to President Donald Trump on Tuesday in response to the president’s attack on her the day before.In an interview with Fox News’ Laura Ingram that aired Monday, Trump aimed an onslaught at Omar and her country of birth, Somalia.“I look at somebody tha...
Ilhan Omar brushes off deportation threats, says she could 'go live wherever'
Share This StoryU.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., brushed off the idea of deportation in a video clip that circulated widely over the weekend, saying she’s not concerned and could “go live wherever” she wants. The comments were made during an appearance on The Dean Obeidallah Show, where Omar laughed when discussing Republican calls to revoke her citizenship. “I have no worry. I don’t know how they take away my citizenship and like deport me,” Omar…
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