Trump ‘border czar’ says Ilhan Omar could be ‘of course’ denaturalized and deported
Summary
Tom Homan, a top official in President Trump’s administration, said it is possible to take away Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s U.S. citizenship and deport her if she lied during the naturalization process. The government is investigating whether Omar or her family broke any laws while getting citizenship, and her home was recently searched by federal agents as part of this inquiry.Key Facts
- Tom Homan is called President Trump’s “border czar” and spoke about Omar’s case on Fox News.
- The investigation focuses on whether Omar or her family committed fraud during the citizenship process.
- Omar is a naturalized citizen from Somalia and a member of the U.S. House of Representatives.
- Federal agents searched Omar’s home on October 12, which led to criticism and claims of political targeting.
- Omar’s attorneys say the search was unjustified and may violate rules against influencing elections.
- Homan confirmed that denaturalization (taking away citizenship) is possible but is a slow legal process.
- The government is also investigating other cases of possible citizenship fraud involving foreign-born Americans.
- Omar denies the accusations, including claims about her previous marriage for immigration purposes.
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