EXPELLED!! DHS Finally Wants to STRIP Ilhan Omar’s Citizenship… Feds THREATEN Passport Charges?!

Eight months before federal agents knocked on Ilhan Omar's door, Homeland Security just quietly sent a memo to the State Department. And that memo just leaked. Oops. Yeah, it wasn't a birthday card. It wasn't a thinking of you. It was a request for every passport application she has ever filed. Not one. Everyone. That's right, guys. Plus, anything that names her parents. Nothing says routine paperwork quite like the federal government asking for your entire life story in triplicate. Yes, two federal crimes, and one little line at the bottom, she may be amenable to civil denaturalization. Wow, may be amenable to civil denaturalization. Now, translation guys, the government wants its citizenship back, kind of like a library book, except the library is saying that the book may never have been checked out properly in the first place. So here's the brain melter for today. How do you take something back that she may never have actually had. Meanwhile, she's still in Congress, still voting, still getting paid, totally normal. George Santos got thrown out of the House. The man invented a volleyball career. Congress said, absolutely not, sir. The integrity of the building is at stake. Fake volleyball, gone. Alleged fake birthday? Let's go ahead and form a committee and circle back after lunch. Oh, and Ilhan Omar, she went on TV and she said that her family is barely getting by on $174,000 a year salary from Congress then somebody reportedly wrote her husband an 11 million dollar check i yeah okay barely getting by poor thing i'm barely getting by and the only check i got this month was from my bank for overdraft fees then of course there's AJ Kern in Minnesota oh yes AJ Kern in Minnesota guys now for years they called her crazy for asking one question about Ilhan Omar's birthday But now DHS is asking the exact same question with a search warrant. It's funny how conspiracy theory turns into ongoing federal investigation when the guys in the windbreaker show up with the yellow letters on the back of the jackets. Well, today we're going to go ahead and cover it all. The memo, the raid, her father's Somali army story, the math in her own book, which apparently needs a calculator and a lawyer. 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All right. Picture this, right? February 9th, a quiet, rather quiet office at the Homeland Security Investigations Palace. Somebody types up a little one page, right? Sends it across town to the state department. No sirens, no cameras, no press conference, just a little memo. Probably could have done it on a yellow post-it note. And what did it ask for? It asked for every passport application Ilhan Omar has ever filed. Personal ones, official ones, every supporting document, and anything that identifies her parents. Now, I don't know about you, but this is not a fishing trip. No, this is somebody who already knows exactly where the fish live. Now, let's be straight with you. Glenn Beck got the text of the memo from a source inside the administration. He says he has a photo of it. He couldn't show it on air. So weigh it for yourself. But here's the part that should really kind of make you sit up. That memo was dated eight months before anybody knocked on her door. Eight months, guys. So while she gave speeches, while she cast votes, smiled for the cameras, the feds were not guessing. They were building. So why does HSI want every passport files she's ever touched. The memo names Ilhan Omar as the subject of criminal and civil investigations for two federal crimes. Crime number one, making a false statement on a passport application. Crime number two, falsely claiming to be a U.S. citizen. Not jaywalking, not an overdue library book. These two go straight to the heart of whether she actually belongs in this country, never mind in Congress. And so then, of course, the memo adds one more line, short and quiet and devastating at the same time she may be amenable to civil denaturalization fancy words let me go ahead and translate them into regular tuesday afternoon english because i don't know what the hell it meant either the government wants their citizenship back or more importantly they want her citizenship back and somewhere in washington a whole lot of people who spent years calling this a conspiracy theory they just got very very quiet now we have obtained the text of a memo from uh homeland security investigations to the State Department came from a source inside the administration uh we got a photo i can't show you the photo uh but we we are telling you what it says how we got it and you can weigh it for yourself it's dated February 9th of this year eight months before anybody knocked on a door so they've been working on this the you know the memo asked the State Department for certified complete unredacted copies of every passport application that Ilhan Omar has ever filed um also personal uh and official every supporting document every letter anything that identifies her parents and it says why she is named as the subject of criminal and civil investigations for possible violations of two federal laws making a false statement on a passport application and falsely claiming U.S. citizenship then one more line she also may be amenable to civil denaturalization that's they're going to try to take her citizenship away now um there's a lot to this story uh her her father was a career officer in the Somali armed forces um and that's not what he said uh so it looks like he came in under false pretenses as well um and she signed her passport and every day she puts a false birthday on that form that's a crime um and there's new things that are coming out now in one of her own books she says that she was eight years old when uh the Somali uh revolution started and that year she was that that in that year if she was eight years old which she said in the book that would have made her 19 years old when she came in so she has a she lied about her passport according to that um also there's more about her brother and and everything else we're going to continue to watch this i'm not sure that this is going to um get her kicked out i'm not sure it's really hard to prove all of this stuff but they look like they have the goods on her uh also um her finances are under investigation and her finances are crazy crazy she was just on um i'm trying to find all of this she was just on uh MS Now and she's doing an interview and she's like you know we're we're poor we're just barely you know making it wait wait wait what so her husband had a winery and also was an investor in some marijuana farm and uh they apparently both went broke and so now his partners were suing him for an awful lot of money and he wasn't able to pay it because he was broke and then suddenly this guy comes in from India and writes him an 11 million dollar check we don't know why why the check was written for him etc etc but all of a sudden he paid off and made those you know those lawsuits litigation go away so there's something to be asked about that um uh and the the people who were paid off are like how did that work he was claiming he had no money whatsoever how did he pay all of us off so they're looking into her uh finances as well as well because they are really suspicious really suspicious um now she's saying she has to move because now and i i agree with her on this she's like now my my house has been on tv my address is known everywhere you know how am i going to keep my kids safe how am i going to stay safe in Washington DC and she is right about that um and you know what are you going to do and she probably you know also you know i don't feel like it's safe going back to my house blah imagine how Melania felt got that one relative who rolled her eyes every time this came out don't argue. Just don't even raise your blood pressure. Just go ahead and send them this video and let the video do the talking. In fact, let the memo do the talking. So go ahead and fast forward to October, early Monday morning, Washington, D.C. Agents from Homeland Security Investigations, they roll up to Ilhan Omar's house, windbreakers, cardboard boxes. The whole street is peeking through the blinds in their bathrobes. Out the door they go with their passport, her phone, her computers, her notebooks, and a federal judge signed off folks in Washington, D.C. Not exactly a MAGA country, okay? These judges, they don't hand out warrants on Congresswomen like Halloween candy. Nobody can claim surprise either. In fact, DHS Secretary Mark Wayne Mullin and Border Czar Tom Homan had both confirmed the investigation weeks earlier. Now, Mullin even raised the old allegation that she married her brother, which Ilhan Omar has always denied. there are also reports of DNA and family subpoenas. Now, Ilhan Omar's office calls the whole thing baseless. Huh. With a judge's signature on it, it's baseless. That's a bold strategy if I do say so myself. Okay, guys, so here's a question that's really driving everybody up the wall. If she never really was a citizen to begin with, why do they even need to denaturalize her? Like, how do you take back something that she never had? Now, picture this, guys. Somebody gets into your house with a fake key. They move in, they get mail, they put their name on the mailbox for 20 years. Is it their house? Of course not. But you still have to change the locks and scrape their name off the mailbox officially. That's denaturalization. Now, on paper, the government treated her as a citizen, so the paper has to be undone in court. Oh, and no, you can't just snap their fingers and put her on a plane. President Donald Trump can't do it with a Truth social posts, a federal judge needs strong evidence first. That's the civil track. Then, of course, there's the criminal track, the Department of Justice charging her for lying on federal forms. Two tracks, same destination. None of these are good. Now, we need to talk about dad. Oh, we must talk about father. Yes, Noor Omar Muhammad, Omar's late father, the man whose paperwork the whole family's American story is built on. And here's the allegation, guys. He was a career officer in the Somali armed forces. Now, let's be clear. This is not like forgetting your middle initial. A career military officer changes everything on a military or immigration form, okay? Who are you? Why are you coming? Whether you get in the door at all, okay? So leaving off the fact that you're a military officer changes everything on your immigration form. While the president is calling for Omar's ouster, Newsmax has confirmed the DOJ is looking into Omar's family as part of the investigation. That's right, and our chief Washington correspondent, James Rosen, he has the scoop, which is what he usually has. All right, James, what are you learning? Tell us all about it. Katrina and Bill, good afternoon. Senior U.S. officials have confirmed to Newsmax that they have been investigating multiple statements made by Ilhan Omar's father during his applications for citizenship here, including whether he lied about his prior military service in Somalia. The investigation into the Congresswoman's identity and citizenship status has intensified in recent weeks, with federal investigators telling Newsmax the probe encompasses the father's declarations, as well as questions surrounding the Congresswoman's true age and the exact nature of her relationship with her brother. Asked on MSNOW this week whether she had ever married her brother, Omar replied, quote, not to my knowledge. Federal officials tell Newsmax the search of the Congresswoman's home here in Washington, D.C. earlier this month, carried out by Homeland Security Investigations, or ASI, originated out of HSI's Human Rights Violators and War Crimes Unit. Contacted this morning, the Homeland Security Department referred us to DOJ. Now, seen here with his daughter, Noor Omar Mohammed, had been a senior officer in the Somali National Army, a veteran of the country's war with neighboring Ethiopia in the late 1970s. He came to the U.S. as a refugee in 1995, listing himself as an educator, and his daughter became a citizen in 2000 when Noor became a naturalized U.S. citizen. At a rally in Sioux City, Iowa last night, President Trump suggested that Omar's days in Congress are numbered, citing the fact, as disclosed in court filings by the administration yesterday, as we just reported, that Omar's real name is Ilhan Noor Saad Al-Elmi, with a surname identical to her brothers. Now picture three dominoes. Dad's entry story, his daughter's citizenship, her seat in Congress. If you tip the first one, you don't have to push the rest of them. Gravity does the paperwork. And remember guys, that HSI memo specifically asked for everything identifying her parents. This is not a typo. This is a flashlight. So here's where it gets really fun. Because the next clue, it didn't come from a leaker or a spy. It came from Ilhan Omar. She wrote a book, her words, her own story, and in it, she says she was eight years old when the fighting in Somalia started. Glenn Beck's team ran the numbers and says that that timeline puts her at about 19 years old when she arrived in America. Her defenders say that the math fits her official birthday just fine. So my question is, well, who's right? Well, it's funny you should ask because her official birthday has already changed once. I mean, picture a birthday cake where the candles just keep on moving around, getting icing everywhere. This is exactly why the investigators want the original paperwork, not the book, not Wikipedia, the forms. Because every passport form that she signs repeats her birth date under penalty of law. If it's wrong, it isn't wrong once, it's wrong every single time. Meet AJ Kern, a regular woman in Minnesota. She ran against Omar once and lost. And for years, she got called every name in the book. Crazy, conspiracy theory, tinfoil hat lady. So what was her big crazy idea? She read a birthday. That's right, guys. She read a birthday. Ilhan Omar's congressional page, her Wikipedia page, and her Minnesota legislative page, they all listed the same date, October 4th, 1981. Now, I'm going to tell you why this matters, okay? Ilhan Omar's story is that she became a citizen through her father, but that only works if the child is still under 18 years old when the parent becomes a citizen. The family arrived March 8th, 1995. Dad had to wait five years before he could even apply. So that puts us at March 8th, 2000. Born in October 1981, by March 2000, she's already 18 years old. She's too old. Door closed. Turns out the crazy lady just knew how to use a calendar. So A.J. Kern, she made a video about it. And a couple of days later, Ilhan Omar's birth year changed. Isn't that funny, right? Isn't that a kinky dink? So Minnesota Legislative Library updated her record from 1981 to 1982. Wow. What luck. Most of us get one birthday. Ilhan Omar got a software update. So then, of course, A.J. Kern hit a wall. Refugee records are sealed by privacy law. You can't pull a living refugee's files without permission. But when Ilhan Omar's father passed away back in 2020, A.J. Kern could request his records. So she asked USCIS. It took a year. The answer came in a letter dated June 20, 2023, which just so happens to be the World Refugee Day. So AJ Kern figured God has a sense of humor. I won't put anything past God. Now the letter said no naturalization record was found under any version of his name. Oh, and then she asked DHS. So in September, 2023, she got an official certificate saying no record exists to federal agencies, nothing. Please take us through what you found out when you looked at all of this yourself. What did you do, and what did you learn after Ilhan Omar's father passed away? Well, I was writing a monthly column in the St. Cloud Times, and part of my research involved refugee resettlement. And what I found is that it's fairly easy when a refugee comes into the country, they're issued a social security number. When they go to obtain a driver's license, they register to vote. And I think this is what Ilhan Omar did. She's never had her citizenship verified, not by the Minnesota Secretary of State or the FEC or Congress. And she's always claimed that she obtained citizenship when she was a 17-year-old minor, which means she's claiming derivative citizenship. She's claiming that when her father naturalized, that she automatically obtained citizenship right but it appears that neither of those two things are true that that her father naturalized um when he passed away in 2020 i requested his naturalization records and i did receive a response from the u.s citizenship and immigration services that they did a thorough search of their records and using all variations of her father's name and he's not in the database. Okay, let me stop you right there. And then I requested to DHS. Okay, let me, I just want to jump in, AJ. So based on what you just said, DHS could not find naturalization records for her father. She claimed she was naturalized in 2000 when she was 17. But if we can't find those records, how do we confirm that she was naturalized? And how do we confirm that he was naturalized? Well, I have a certificate of non-existence of record from the Department of Homeland Security. I have both of those documents. I've been very open about having them. And I don't think that the government just, you know, issues those without having done the thorough search. And they are signed. And given that he there's no naturalization records for him, then it makes her whole issue of her age irrelevant. it. Okay. Let me just ask you, do you think there's a chance that this is all a lie and that for the last 26 years, she's been lying about who she is and her immigration status into this country? Yes, I do. Okay. Because no one's checked it. No one's checked it. And that's what this, if there is an indictment, we assume that's what they're looking at right now. The Washington Post tried to exonerate her over the weekend. They looked into all of this and here's a quote. It could not be accurately, check that, it could not accurately answer questions over Omar's age because refugees frequently come from countries with little or no birth records, making it hard to determine with any certainty where they're from. So they never addressed the statements from DHS that they could not find her father's naturalization records. Does that seem odd to you? Very, very. And I think there's two takeaways from here with this, is that, one, you have to understand, not just California, but Minnesota is registering refugees to vote, and they're not necessarily citizens. They didn't necessarily go through that process. But also, it's the job of Congress to ensure that all of their members are properly seated. I have a document from January 2015. It's qualifications of members of Congress. And in this document, it lays out the qualifications and that it is the job of Congress to ensure that their members meet all of those qualifiers as far as their age and if they're citizens. AJ, I just want to say we learned this weekend, too. You knew this, but her name is actually Ermi. It's not Omar. It's not Ilhan Omar. It's Ilhan Ermi. and her brother's last name, Ahmed, his last name is Ahmed Ermi. And if that's a coincidence, this is the guy she allegedly reportedly married. If that's a coincidence that their last name is both Ermi, that's got to be the biggest coincidence I've ever seen in political history. And there are no coincidences. You ever try to get a passport, birth certificate, photo, forms, fees, weeks and weeks of waiting by the mailbox. And of course, you're probably praying that the U.S. mail system doesn't lose all your critical forms and documents that you mailed? Exactly. Been there, done that multiple times, even during the renewal. And if you became a citizen later in life, you have to prove how. Certificate numbers, paper trail, no shortcuts. So if USCIS and DHS can't find a record, who at the State Department stamped approved? Oh, and it gets even worse. In 2020, Kern took this to court. The judge said checking members isn't the court's job, it's Congress's job. Oh, and Congress? Apparently Congress never checked. Not once. Which leaves one ugly question. If it slipped past Congress, what's slipping past your city hall? Okay guys, the big one. Why is she still sitting in that chair? Reason number one, an investigation is not a charge. As of this recording, no public charges have been filed. Reason number two, kicking out a member takes two-thirds of the House. Now, you guys remember George Santos? Gone. Expelled in December 2023 after an ethics committee report. Fake resume. Campaign cash spent on Botox. Botox got a man expelled. Two federal agencies saying no record. Committee meeting pending. House Speaker Mike Johnson's Republican majority owns this one too. Oh, and by the way, she just voted. If she isn't a citizen, what does that make each of her ballots? I'm just asking, guys, asking for a friend. So Ilhan Omar went on MSNBC and said that her family is barely getting by on $174,000 a year salary. What is your financial situation? I mean, it's, you know, working class, I guess, like paycheck to paycheck still. You know, we've got four kids and, you know, we live, I think, like a basic life i i have a toyota camry that's from 2016 it's my only car um i rent my dc place and my minneapolis place and so i mean i don't know that that sounds like you know not majority of Congress but there's some of us that are that don't come from wealth and don't have wealth is that a big divide in Congress it is yeah because you have like the millionaires and and then you have those of us you know when we first went to Congress had to borrow money to find a place to sleep it's expensive actually to live in two places yeah now somebody please start a GoFundMe for Ilhan Omar because she's she's barely getting by she's barely scraping by living paycheck to paycheck on 174,000 provided by this congressional salary her husband Tim Mynett had a winery and a and a stake in a marijuana farm both went bust his partner sued him for a whole pile of money and Then, reportedly a man from India writes him an $11 million check and the lawsuits vanish. Why? Nobody said. And a federal disclosure with eye-popping numbers that later got revised as an error. That's some error, guys. Her finances are reportedly under review. Stay tuned. Now, Ilhan Omar says that she might have to move. Her address was on TV. Fair point, guys. Nobody deserves threats. Period. I don't care who you are. But where was that concern when ICE agents' families got doxxed? Imagine how Melania Trump felt. Here's the honest truth, guys. Even Glenn Beck says that this could be hard to prove. Now, if you're saying I'll believe it when I see handcuffs, I hear you. I'm with you. So watch for three things. Charges from the DOJ, a denaturalization case in federal court, and a vote in the House. The midterms are just days away, guys. And the paper trail, it's in federal hands now now this cleared things up even a little bit for you send it to someone who still thinks that this is just some internet noise and leave a like on the way out i totally appreciate it and it costs nothing and it actually helps i'm gonna keep an eye on this one we'll see you next time