Donald Trump again alleged that Ilhan Omar came to America to “marry her brother” and said she should be deported back to Somalia. Did American Congresswoman Ilhan Omar really enter America after marrying her brother?
New Delhi. Major Republican and MAGA Chief Donald Trump has once again given a sharp statement regarding Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar. Trump alleges that Omar came to America after marrying her brother and is now working in Congress in America. Trump says he should be sent back to Somalia. Trump said in an interview with Politico, “I want to see people who contribute to the country. I don’t want to see a woman who marries her brother and comes in and then does nothing but complain. Send her back, fix our country.” This statement has again fueled the controversy against Ilhan Omar in America. Trump has described Somalia as one of the worst countries in the world and called the recent cases involving the Somali community in Minnesota horrifying.
Can Ilhan Omar really be deported from America?
“A congresswoman turns up in Somalia and says she married her brother. If that’s true, she shouldn’t be a congressman and we should throw her out,” Trump told reporters on Air Force One.
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Can Ilhan Omar really be deported?
Omar came to America in 1995 and became a naturalized citizen. Legally, they cannot be deported unless the government proves in court that they knowingly lied or withheld important information during naturalization. Umar has called these allegations completely false and said that he is not worried about this.
Is Ilhan Omar’s marriage creating a new political controversy in America?
Some reports state that Ilhan married her genetic brother in 2009, and divorced in 2017. This matter is being continuously raised by Trump. Additionally, former DOGE leader Elon Musk also accused Ilhan of “importing” Somalis to expand her voter base in Minnesota. This has further increased the division towards the Somali community in America.
Increasing dictatorship over Somali community in America?
Trump has also announced the end of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) in Minnesota. This means that many Somalian immigrants may now be without access to temporary protection and employment in the United States. On this, Democrats and Ilhan Omar protested and said that this community is contributing to American society. But Trump and his supporters are calling it a part of fraud and voter manipulation.
Has a new battle begun in American politics?
Ilhan Omar’s case shows that political temperatures are running high in America regarding immigrant communities, especially Somalis. These questions raised by Trump, Musk and Republican supporters – can they increase pressure on judicial and democratic institutions in America? Is the continued targeting of immigrants giving rise to new divisive politics in American society? Ilhan Omar herself says that her case is minor and she has the right to live anywhere. But American media, social media and political parties are continuously raising this controversy.