Where does the OMAR name come from—and what does Ilhan Omar’s family tree actually reveal? Is she an “Omar” or an “Elmi?”
In this chapter, I examine the claim that “Omar” was not her family’s original surname, unpack the alleged family connections, and explore the questions surrounding her family’s immigration records.
I walk through the claims, the unanswered questions, and why the distinction between documented facts and allegations matters in this unfolding controversy.
Omar denies wrongdoing, and allegations of identity and immigration fraud remain unproven. Still… This doesn’t look good. What do you think?. Here’s more from Trish Regan.
Democrats BUSTED Plotting to Declare Government ILLEGITIMATE!
Deep State Senator HAMMERED in Ethics Complaint after LAWFARE Threat!
The U.S. Department of Justice moves to SEIZE Fraudulent Minnesota Property!
Patrick Byrne Defense FIRES BACK in Lawsuit!
Here’s more from Robert Gouveia on Watching The Watchers.
Rep. Ilhan Omar is famous for her rants against the United States, for promising she’ll put Somali interests first, and for marrying her brother (allegedly).
Now her own citizenship is under scrutiny. The Department of Homeland Security searched her home in Washington DC. Her family is subpoenaed.
Is this the first step to Omar’s return to Somalia? Here’s more from Lori Colley.
Glenn Becks speaks with Just the News CEO and Editor in Chief, John Solomon, to discuss the raid at Ilhan Omar’s house.
Among the topics they broach: What if Omar isn’t the real target of this raid? Paperwork surrounding the raid will be made public, but not for a few more weeks, quite possibly after the 2026 midterm elections.
The Ilhan Omar Saga.
Alternate title: Raid: Pinko Legends! Here’s more from The Rageaholic.
People have waited a long time to see justice administered. Now, there are signs that President Donald Trump’s administration is wrapping up its investigations and beginning the process of bringing political criminals to justice. Then Washington D.C. home of U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar, the Minnesota Democrat from Somalia, was raided at 6 a.m. Monday.
Now, Republicans need to watch the plan unfold. How do you insert a plant? Will surprise witnesses be called as prosecutions begin? What kind of playbook will we see? How about the end game?
Much is starting to become clear. We can now see how the enemy used Ukraine to foster global conflict. Can we expect to see a ceasefire in the Iranian War? How can peace be achieved across the Middle East? Pray. Here’s more from And We Know.
Stoned to the finish ‘cause he chews his spinach!
An Albino Khat farmer from Yemen gets ripped sampling his own wares.
Khat is a flowering herb chockful of stimulants, causing excitement and euphoria. Consumption is strongest in Yemen and Somalia, as well as Ethiopia and Kenya. Here’s more from The Salty Cracker.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz is trying to replace the state flag with a new flag that closely resembles the Somali national flag. Here’s the new flag:
Several mayors are opposing the flag and calling for the historic Minnesota state flag to be restored. Here’s more from Neil Johnson on his channel Lumberjack Logic.
Vice President J.D. Vance says U.S. Rep. Ilhan Omar committed immigration fraud and ought to be deported back to Somalia.
This comes after Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez also is charged with ethics violations, centering around a payment of more than $19,000 to a “ketamine” doctor. Records from the Federal Election Commission show that AOC spent campaign contributions to hire a ketamine doctor — a Boston-based psychiatrist Brian Boyle — to conduct a leadership training session. Boyle specializes in ketamine therapy as well as treatment for depression and narcissistic personality disorders.
Likely the bigger bombshell, though, involves Vance and Omar. We will have to see if the charges lead to an actual deportation hearing. Or is this just the usual political kabuki? Here’s more from Trish Regan.
Here, Vance tells Benny Johnson that part of the problem arises because the federal government has not been prosecuting fraud cases involving amounts less than $1.5 million. Sometimes, says Vance, you need to go after the little fish and fraudsters so they will lead you to the bigger whale-like fraudsters.
Vance says the U.S. Justice Department is working to revise its policies so they stand a better chance to prosecute any and all fraud — large and small. Here’s a clip of the Vance-Johnson interview from M.J. Truth.
