Both sides: Homan says Omar could lose citizenship if fraud proven; lawyers fight search
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October 19, 2026
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Homan says Omar could lose citizenship if fraud proven; lawyers fight search
Border czar Tom Homan said Saturday that investigators have a "strong case" against Rep. Ilhan Omar and that she could be denaturalized if fraud is proven. Her lawyers say agents broke a judge's rules in the Oct. 12…
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