President Trump is once again standing up for the rule of law and the Constitution. This time, he has called out Rep. Ilhan Omar, a Democrat from Minnesota, for serious allegations tied to how she entered the United States. According to multiple reports, Omar may have committed immigration fraud by marrying her own brother to gain entry into our country. If that’s true, President Trump is right — she should not be in Congress, and she should not be in America.
Let’s be clear. The United States is a nation built on laws, not lies. Our Constitution was written to protect the rights of citizens and to ensure that our government is run by people who follow the law. If someone broke those laws to enter this country and then used that fraud to become a lawmaker in Congress, it is not only wrong — it is dangerous to our Republic.
Long-standing reports, including those from Powerline Blog and the Daily Mail, offer troubling evidence. Somali community leaders have said that Omar married her brother, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, in 2009 to get him legal status in the U.S. They supposedly did not divorce until 2017. Other records suggest Omar entered the United States using a fake family name — “Omar” — when her real name was Ilhan Nur Said Elmi. If these claims are true, it means she committed immigration fraud and possibly perjury.
Why does this matter? Because the people we elect to Congress are supposed to represent us — the American people — not foreign interests or their own personal gain. Our laws must apply equally to everyone, whether born here or not. You cannot lie your way into Congress, then turn around and attack the country that gave you a chance.
President Trump has rightly asked why someone like Omar, who constantly criticizes America, is allowed to tell us how to run our country. Omar has complained about the Constitution, the police, our military, and our traditions — all while defending Somali migrants who are under investigation for widespread fraud in Minnesota’s health care programs. This is not the behavior of someone who loves America. It’s the behavior of someone who wants to change it into something else.
And let’s not forget the bigger picture. President Trump recently announced that Temporary Protected Status, or TPS, for Somali migrants will be ending. That’s because billions of taxpayer dollars are missing, and too many people are taking advantage of our generosity. TPS was never meant to be permanent. It was meant to help people in real danger — not to allow fraud to flourish.
When President Trump says Ilhan Omar should be thrown “the hell out” of the country if the marriage fraud is true, he is not being cruel. He is defending the American people and the Constitution. He is reminding us that citizenship is a privilege, not a free pass. You must earn it. And if you get it through lies, you don’t deserve to keep it.
The left will call this hateful. But there is nothing hateful about enforcing the law. In fact, it is hateful to the American people to allow fraud, corruption, and anti-American sentiment to sit unchecked in Congress.
We are a nation of laws. The Constitution is not a suggestion; it is the supreme law of the land. If someone like Ilhan Omar got into this country by breaking our immigration laws, she should face the consequences — just like anyone else. That is not extremism. That is justice.
President Trump is once again putting America first. Let’s follow his lead. Let’s protect our Constitution. Let’s defend the truth. And let’s make sure that those who lead our country actually love it.
