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“Racists have no place in Congress. Unacceptable,” declared Sen. Mike Lee (R-UT) on X, adding his voice to the growing wave of lawmakers calling for consequences.
Omar made the controversial comments during a sit-down with then-MSNBC host Mehdi Hasan. In the same conversation, she pushed the narrative that President Trump was to blame for Islamic extremist attacks in America.
“I think when you… demonize and dehumanize, it is easy for people to commit acts of violence against those individuals because they no longer see them as a person,” she said, referencing Trump’s rhetoric. “We are moving away from this idea that we are supposed to be a welcoming nation.”
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Critics were quick to point out the hypocrisy: while condemning demonization, Omar was actively suggesting an entire racial group be monitored by the federal government. For many, the implications are chilling.
Laura Loomer, who posted the clip, minced no words: “Ilhan Omar, a jihadist member of Congress who has documented ties to HAMAS, the Muslim Brotherhood and ISIS says jihadists aren’t a threat and we should instead be creating policies and databases here in the US to ‘profile white men,’ who she says are the biggest terror threat.”
The video resurfaced amid another controversy involving the congresswoman—this time over a foul-mouthed outburst directed at a conservative journalist. When asked about Democrats’ rumored plans to visit an MS-13 gang member imprisoned in El Salvador, Omar repeatedly snapped, “I think you should f*** off.” The moment was caught on camera before staffers attempted to block the lens.
Omar didn’t apologize. Instead, she doubled down, writing on social media: “I said what I said. You and all you miserable trolls can f*** off.”
It’s just the latest in a pattern of public hostility. In March, she allegedly shoved a Fox News reporter after he questioned her refusal to applaud President Trump’s remarks on banning biological males from women’s sports. Earlier this year, she called Americans “stupid” for electing Trump in the first place.
That’s not the only shadow following the Minnesota Democrat. The New York Post previously reported that the FBI is reviewing a pile of documents related to Omar’s suspected immigration fraud. Investigators are reportedly probing whether she married her brother to dodge U.S. immigration laws—a felony offense that carries up to five years in prison and a $250,000 fine.
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Rep. Brandon Gill (R-TX) has taken the calls for accountability even further by circulating a petition to have Omar deported, writing, “America would be a better place if Ilhan Omar were deported back to Somalia.”
He cited not just her divisive rhetoric, but also Omar’s advice to illegal immigrants on how to evade federal authorities like ICE.
With each new scandal, the question grows louder: how much longer will Democrats continue to shield one of their most controversial members?
And more importantly—how much more are Americans willing to tolerate?
