She Should Be Sent Out\’: Trump Calls for Ilhan Omar\’s Deportation, Accuses Congresswoman of Fabrication and Fraud
WASHINGTON – President Donald Trump ignited a fresh political firestorm on Saturday, explicitly calling for the deportation of Representative Ilhan Omar (D-MN) back to Somalia.
In a blistering attack that questioned her citizenship status and integrity, the President declared that the “Squad” member “should not be allowed to be a congresswoman.” The remarks mark a dramatic escalation in the years-long feud between the White House and the Minnesota Democrat, moving from political disagreement to direct challenges regarding her legal status in the United States. The Deportation Demand Speaking to supporters, President Trump did not mince words regarding his desire to see Omar removed from the country. “Ilhan Omar should be sent out of our country.
She should be, she should not be allowed to be a congresswoman,” Trump asserted. Resurfacing the \’Brother\’ Allegation The President doubled down on unproven but persistent allegations regarding Omar\’s marital history, using them as the justification for his deportation rhetoric. “She married her brother, either to stay or to get him into the country,” Trump claimed, reviving the accusation of immigration fraud that has long circulated in conservative circles but has never resulted in legal charges against the Congresswoman. The \’Con Person\’ Charge: Disputing the Police Incident Trump also aggressively pivoted to recent events, specifically targeting Omar\’s claim that her son was racially profiled by police.
The President categorically denied her version of events, labeling her a liar. “Yesterday she, I guess, made up a story. She said the police attacked her son,” Trump told the crowd. “The police said, \’we never attacked him, we never stopped him,\’ it was a made-up story. She\’s a con person, she\’s full of con.” Analysis: A Constitutional Crisis in Rhetoric? Political analysts note that calling for the deportation of a naturalized U.S. citizen and sitting member of Congress is unprecedented in modern presidential rhetoric. Legal Reality: Ilhan Omar is a U.S. citizen. Denaturalization is a rare and complex legal process usually reserved for those who committed fraud during the naturalization process. Political Strategy: By framing Omar as a “con person” and an outsider who “married her brother,” Trump is signaling to his base that his administration views her not as a political opponent, but as an illegitimate presence in the American government.
What\’s Next? The “Squad” and Democratic leadership are expected to respond forcefully, likely framing these comments as dangerous incitement. Meanwhile, the President\’s supporters are seizing on his denial of the police incident as proof of Omar\’s alleged dishonesty. Appendix Meta Description: President Trump calls for Rep. Ilhan Omar\’s deportation to Somalia, accusing her of marrying her brother for immigration fraud and fabricating a story about police attacking her son. Keywords: Donald Trump, Ilhan Omar, Deportation, Immigration Fraud, Brother Allegation, Police Incident, The Squad, US Politics, Con Person.