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Are Ilhan Omar’s Days In Congress – And in the U.S. – Numbered? This Truth Post From Trump Would Suggest As Much

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Trump administration border czar Tom Homan first said in December last year that the Department of Homeland Security was investigating whether Omar committed immigration fraud by allegedly marrying her brother, Just the News reported. “We’re pulling the records, we’re pulling the files,” Homan said in an interview with Newsmax last year. “We’re looking at it […] I’m running that down this week.

The basic timeline of Omar’s publicly documented marriages and relationships is more clearly established. Omar was born in Somalia and spent part of her childhood in a refugee camp in Kenya before arriving in the United States in 1995. In 2002, Omar applied for a marriage license with Ahmed Hirsi. The two did not complete a civil marriage at the time but entered into what Omar has described as a faith-based Islamic marriage.

Omar and Hirsi separated in 2008. The following year, Omar legally married Ahmed Nur Said Elmi. Omar has said she and Elmi separated in 2011 through a faith-based divorce. In 2012, she resumed her relationship with Hirsi. After winning election to the Minnesota House of Representatives, Omar filed for a legal divorce from Elmi in 2017. The divorce was finalized that year. Omar and Hirsi subsequently married legally in 2018.

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Dozens of Americans remain unaccounted for after catastrophic flash floods and mudslides tore through the mountainous Nepal-Tibet border region, leaving hundreds dead and triggering an enormous international search-and-rescue operation as authorities race to locate survivors trapped in isolated communities.

The Nepal Tourism Board reported Thursday that 63 Americans were among hundreds of foreign tourists who had not yet been located, although officials cautioned that the number of missing U.S. citizens has fluctuated as communications are restored and rescue teams reach previously inaccessible areas.

Two Americans, described as a man and woman in their 50s, were among 27 foreign tourists successfully rescued from the devastated Rasuwa district, providing a rare piece of encouraging news as the massive recovery effort continued.

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