'Not just marriage with brother, more illegal stuff…': Mullin drops bombshell on Ilhan Omar probe
- On Thursday in Dallas, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin alleged that Rep. Ilhan Omar married her brother to facilitate immigration and could face deportation if investigators establish wrongdoing.
- The Minnesota Democrat has repeatedly denied the allegation, which has circulated for years without being established in court, describing the relationship as brief and noting the legal divorce was finalized in December 2017.
- Mullin suggested investigators are examining wider questions of "illegal activity" regarding family migration, while chief of staff Connor McNutt rejected the claims as a "ridiculous lie" and accused critics of political motivations.
- A DHS spokesperson stated that as a matter of policy, the department does not comment on ongoing investigations, adding, "No one, including members of Congress, are above the law."
- Under federal law, citizenship may be revoked if naturalization was illegally procured, but no charge against Omar has been identified; she became a United States citizen in 2000, nine years before her marriage to Elmi.
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New Ilhan Omar Marriage Bombshell
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says federal investigators are examining long-running allegations surrounding Rep. Ilhan Omar’s immigration history and could pursue action if evidence of wrongdoing is uncovered. Mullin addressed the issue during an appearance with conservative commentator Benny Johnson at the 2026 Republican Midterm Convention. Ilhan Omar calls Americans dumb idiots. Ilhan Omar previously […]
Homan confirms 'criminal' investigation involving Ilhan Omar, says he knows 'things are going on’ – Democratic Accent
White House border czar Tom Homan confirmed on “The Sunday Briefing” that the Department of... The post Homan confirms ‘criminal’ investigation involving Ilhan Omar, says he knows ‘things are going on’ appeared first on Democratic Accent .
Homan confirms 'criminal' investigation involving Ilhan Omar, says he knows 'things are going on’
White House border czar Tom Homan confirmed officials are investigating allegations involving Rep. Ilhan Omar but declined to share specifics about possible immigration fraud.
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