Tom Homan Floats Ilhan Omar’s Deportation

Border czar Tom HomanTom HomanAmerican law enforcement officer and immigration official (born 1961) said Rep. Ilhan OmarIlhan OmarAmerican politician (born 1982) could be denaturalized if evidence proves she lied during naturalization, which could lead to deportation. Federal agents had searched Omar’s Washington, D.C., home under a judicially authorized warrant and seized her cellphone and other materials. The investigation centers on allegations that Omar or family members gave false information on immigration paperwork. Omar came to the United States from Somalia in 1995 and became a citizen through her father in 2000. She says she was 17 then; investigators are examining whether she was 18. Homan said investigators described a strong case, while Omar denied wrongdoing. Authorities have not filed charges.