Could Ilhan Omar Be DEPORTED if Her Father's Naturalization Was Immigration Fraud? With Dave Smith

I have some good news for all of us, which is about Ilhan Omar. It starts bad, but then it gets good. She married her brother, allegedly, so that he could get into the country and be here, like an immigration matter. Trump keeps saying that she married her brother so she could get in. That's not it.

She was already in. She was brought in by her dad when she was young, under 18. But she did reportedly, allegedly, marry her own brother so that he could come into the country and then divorced him and got remarried to her own ex-husband I think is how it went,

because this is all a fraud to get her brother here. Legal Insurrection, which is a great website, tells me the statute of limitations has run on that claim, that immigration fraud claim with the brother, if indeed it happened. However, because Tom Homan was on Fox saying

that they're looking into this brother thing with Ilhan Omar. That's the best news we've heard. I'm thrilled that DHS is actually looking into it. So if the statute of limitations has run on the brother situation,

still it should be exposed and documented. There is the possibility that she's still in trouble because now they think, okay, let me just read the following and they're citing this Matt Tardio on X. Ilhan Omar claims that she obtained her citizenship when her father was naturalized in 2000,

just months before her 18th birthday. But there's a problem. No record has been found of his naturalization paperwork. In response to a FOIA request for her father's N-400 paperwork filed by A.J. Kern in June of 2023, the National Records Center was unable to locate any filings under his name. Question, can she be denaturalized and deported if this is substantiated? Answer, yes, if fraud was involved

in her father's alleged naturalization, then her citizenship could be on the chopping block because that would be immigration fraud by the dad that would affect her. And that would be a political earthquake, Dave Smith, that if she's not a US citizen,

she can't be a US House member and she could be deported. I mean, like, I just wanna give you that little nugget going off into the weekend.

It might be evil how excited that prospect makes me, but that really would be something. I mean, geez, what a weird story. We deserve it. Yeah, well would be something I mean geez what a weird story yeah well look I mean there's no self-respecting country can put up with people and don't get me wrong I could make out you know we've been bombing Somalia for 20 years and hundreds thousands of people have died in that

country and lots of people have fleed over you know like u.s. actually I'm not trying to sound like a lefty here I'm just a constitutionalist Ron Paul type guy who's like, we shouldn't have been doing that. But no self-respecting country- And they can go someplace else. Yes, but no self-respecting country can have a system where anyone from the world can come in and then immediately start lecturing us about how our society is wrong and needs to be overhauled.

be overhauled. I just, it's so outrageous.