BREAKING: JD Vance Say Ilhan Omar Undoubtedly “Committed Immigration Fraud” — Deportation Next?!

Well, this is what you call a bombshell.

Okay. JD Vance coming out and confirming

today everything that we suspected about

one Ilhan Omar, at least as it relates

to her citizenship. And now the big

question is what do they do about it?

Welcome to the Trishan Show. Make sure

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comment. I see it all. And boy, this day

is going down in history because the

vice president of the United States of

America just came out and said what we

all suspected. He's saying they have

confirmation of this. We knew that the

DOJ was investigating Ilhan Omar over

her alleged fraudulent citizenship and

now the vice president of the United

States of America is saying yes indeed

it's all fraud.

>> Elon Omar definitely committed

immigration fraud against the United

States of America.

>> Wow. Okay. Unbelievable.

So, she's here

having committed fraud to get her

citizenship. Again, these these are his

allegations. I think he's going to have

to prove it in court, but I want to go

back to him. He sat down with our friend

Benny Johnson, who's been on the program

before, Benny, great reporter. Um, you

should check out his channel. He sat

down with Benny Johnson and he just let

it all out. Okay,

this is a big deal, guys. It's one thing

for the president of the United States

to say he suspects that she married her

brother and this that and the other and

that he hopes everybody looks into it.

It's another thing for now the vice

president of the United States of

America to say, "Yeah, this woman

committed fraud. Her citizenship is

based on fraud." Let's watch JD Vance.

>> President and the White House have been

out saying that she married her brother,

that there is uh immigration fraud going

on here. uh these are deportable uh

denaturalization offenses. Uh can you

give us an update on that?

>> Yeah, so we actually think that Elon

Omar definitely committed immigration

fraud against the United States of

America. And I I talked to Stephen

Miller about this actually recently.

We're trying to look at what the

remedies are. That's the thing that

we're trying to figure out is what are

the legal remedies now that we know that

she's committed immigration fraud. How

do you go after her? How do you

investigate her? How do you actually do

the thing? How do you build a case

necessary to get some some some justice

for the American people? There's a

related issue, Benny, which is she has

been at the center of a lot of the worst

fraudsters in the Somalian community.

So, do I know that Ilan Omar was aware

that the Quality Learing Center was

defrauding the American people? I'm not

certain of it, but we at least need to

investigate it because if people can

commit wrongdoing without even the fear

that they're going to be found out, that

that's a fundamental problem. So, I'm

worried about the immigration fraud. I'm

also worried about what did Elon Omar

know about what was happening in the

Somali community and why was nobody

looking into it until frankly Donald

Trump came along.

>> Yeah. Right. Like, in other words, were

people getting paid off? This allegation

has been made about Keith Ellison. This

allegation has made been made about

Timmy Waltz. This allegation is being

made and then some about one Ilhan Omar

because it may have been more according

to some than just looking the other way.

As for her citizenship, all right, let's

talk about that. I want to break this

down to different parts. By the way, we

got a lot more sound coming because

Steven Miller is out railing against the

state of Minnesota. There's apparently

no verification process. You can get any

kind of benefit you want there. you

don't have to have any kind of

verification process which obviously has

led to a lot of fraud. So, we'll get

into that. The fraud task force coming

out with a big debut today. So, more

from JD Vance on all of this, but he

just mentioned like what do you do about

it in this case? Well, there's grounds

for denaturalization. That would be laws

that we already have on the books.

You've got 18 USC 10001 false statements

to the federal government as well as 8

USC1451

procurement of citizenship by

concealment or misrepresentation. Now,

what is that about? In other words, how

did she get her citizenship in the first

place? There have been many, many

allegations about her father maybe not

being entirely the good guy that she

wants you to believe he is or that he

wants you to, he's now deceased, believe

he was. So if in fact he had had

something to do with the regime that was

in power in Somalia that led to her

ouster, right? Like that led to all

these people fleeing, if he was involved

in that in some way, that would make him

guilty along with the people that were

committing these horrible crimes in

Somalia and therefore it would mean that

she could not be allowed to get

citizenship by way of her father, which

is how she's getting it. She was

allegedly 17 at the time. That's also

come under scrutiny. Was she really that

young or was she a full-fledged adult?

That's something that's been debated.

Apparently, you can't get her records

because everything was destroyed in the

war in Somalia. Huh. So, that is indeed

an another sticking point. And I I think

bottom line, you could go after her on

that one. You could also go after her on

this, which is alleged marriage fraud.

So, you've heard all the allegations.

The president has has made them himself,

right? regarding the brother Ahmed

allegedly the brother it was the second

marriage she was married to one guy

first she did this marriage in a

religious ceremony Ahmed Hersy she was

quite young she had two children with

him but they never actually married in

the court of law that was reserved for

the second Ahmed who she married in a

court of law in 2009 in 2009 but

apparently it she had a third child

she's not much of a Muslim right I mean

unless there's something else we we're

going on we don't know about but she had

her third child with Ahmed Hersy while

still married to Ahmed Elme. Okay, so

she's having kids with the first husband

while married to the second. The second

one apparently was nowhere to be found

and then by 2011 they were divorced. So

why is this an issue? If they were able

to prove that this is a fraudulent

marriage, then she would therefore be

effectively renouncing her own

citizenship because she had been

naturalized as a citizen. And then if

she used that tool to try and bring

someone else into the country illegally,

regardless, I mean, it doesn't even have

to be her brother, okay? We can we can

say, you know, maybe it was just a

family friend that she was trying to get

citizenship for. If that was the case,

again, her citizenship would be null and

void. These laws are actually very very

clear. So, when he says he's talking

about Stephen talking to Steven Miller

about what they can do, I I would just

emphasize that again, you you've got

laws on the books. You don't even need

to go that far out on the tangent and

have the House of Representatives or the

Senate get anything through. You've got

the laws in place. If she, as you are

saying, lied on that citizenship. If her

citizenship is based on fraud, then we

can actually deport her right now,

ladies and gentlemen. She does not need

to stay in the country. This is the

second marriage certificate to the

second Ahmed. So again, she married him

officially while still allegedly having

kids with the other one. So, you know,

go figure. Go figure. But this is more

than just citizenship at this point