BREAKING: House PASSES Deportation Bill for Migrants Guilty of FRAUD — Ilhan PANICS!

The House has just approved a

deportation bill for anybody that is

convicted of fraud. They want you out of

the country. Take a look. Here's the

news crossing. You can see this one went

through

>> on this vote. The yays are 231. The nays

are 186. The bill is passed without

objection. Motion to reconsider is laid

on the table.

>> Okay. All right. So, here it is.

Deportation bill for fraud. Basically,

if you benefited from SNAP, Social

Security illegally,

that's going to trigger deportation for

you. If you uh re-enter the country

after your conviction, you are barred.

You're barred absolutely for good. I

mean, I thought you would have been, but

you know, under Biden, anything goes

right under him. Uh it the whole goal

here is to protect US taxpayers. It

applies to people that are not citizens

of this country. So if you have

committed fraud and you are a ci a

non-citizen, bye-bye. Sayanara, see you

later. That was just passed. So that

should go a long way towards helping in

some of the Minnesota stuff. There's

something else I'm going to get to in a

moment. The catch and release stuff with

the eighth circuit court having approved

that today. So that's basically again

another thing that's going to affect

Minnesota. are going to be able to work

to get some of these fraudsters out. But

it's not necessarily going far enough

for some people because you are seeing

still a movement in both the House and

in the Senate to take it even further. I

want to go back to Representative Emmer

who's championing a bill called the Scam

Act. He doesn't just want to deport, he

wants to make sure there's

denaturalization. So, he wants to take

this a step further. This particular

bill that was just passed only applies

to non-citizens. what Emmer would like

to see as well as Blackburn in the

Senate. They want something that

actually would strip people of their

citizenship if they are found to have

committed fraud after becoming US

citizens. He explains it

expanding and clarifying existing law to

include anyone who comes to this country

and defrauds the generosity of Americans

and our government. And in this case,

you know, the feeding our future scandal

is one of the many in Minnesota, but

that's the largest pandemic fraud case

in the country. It was $250 million.

Over 90 people were charged and 85 of

them are from the Somali community. If

you come to this country, and I I

understand that in Somalia, you got to

lie, cheat, and steal just to survive.

But if you come to this country and you

continue to lie, cheat, and steal, uh

you should not be allowed to maintain

your citizenship. you should be

denaturalized and shipped back to where

you came from. And by the way, that

would include marriage fraud.

>> Little bit of a zinger there at the end.

You know the allegation there. Well,

you've heard it multiple times,

including from the president most

recently in the Oval Office when he was

talking about launching this entire

effort to get rid of fraudsters and to

discover the fraud. JD Vance, as you

know, leading that program. Miller's

involved, too. But listen, the president

said, "Hey, yeah, I think she married

her brother, right?" Like, we're going

to get like that. That in and of itself,

that actually will. You don't even need

a bill for that, guys. If that were the

case and there was marriage fraud, boom,

presto, you're done. And it doesn't even

have to be the brother, believe it or

not. It just would have to be fraud in

and of itself. So, this was not a real

marriage. And I'm kind of wondering, it

doesn't seem like it was a real

marriage, right? Didn't he move shortly

after marrying her? And and didn't she

actually go back with the other guy and

have like another kid, the first Ahmed

during during the alleged marriage to

the second one. So I I imagine that you

you could find something there. It is

our understanding. We have confirmed via

the DOJ that they are investigating her

marriage as we speak. So I know it's

painful and we're like, "Okay, when are

we going to get something?" I know it's

hard. But look, they're they're working

on it and they at least got this uh this

whole thing on fraud, deportation

through today. I want to go back to

Emory. By the way, he's also from

Minnesota, right? So, he's like the

Republican from Minnesota who's looking

at this going, "Gee, talking about

putting Minnesota on the map in a really

horrible, infamous way 19 billion dollar

later with a bunch of Somali that ran a

giant fraudster ring.

>> Fraud, fraud, and more fraud.

It seems like every day there's a new

discovery of stolen taxpayer dollars in

my home state of Minnesota. And who is

smack dab in the middle of it? The

selfagnowledged liar,

incompetent, failed governor and failed

vice presidential candidate Tim Walls.

But with the world now watching, Walls

can no longer hide from accountability.

I want to thank

>> well Walsh is uh no longer going to be

running for governor because yeah it

doesn't really look good. I mean when

you're the guy running the show and

there's that much fraud. You know who

else it doesn't look good for? I saw you

guys talking about Gavin Newsome and

Gavin Newsome by the way petty little

guy that he starts attacking Nick

Shirley. It's like Nick's actually

exposing this right in your in your

state. Wouldn't you be kind of happy?

Like don't you want to get rid of the

fraud? You guys have a budget disaster

out there in California. and maybe you'd

actually want to find some of this

fraud. But nope, nope. Nope. Because it

makes him look bad. Of course it makes

him look bad. Just like it makes Timmy

Wallace looks bad. Just like it makes

Ilhan Omar not only look bad, but

possibly, you know, when it comes to

her, she runs the risk of looking

connected.

Not good.

>> Quick question. What's your message to

um undocumented Americans who are

thinking about maybe traveling?

>> We're going to get to that sound by in a

moment because AOC has something to say

on all of this. Catch and release. No

more. It's over, baby. It's over. You

know what? At least in some parts of the

country because the eighth circuit court

decided this one today. You see the

article in political. Another appeals

court backs Trump's administration's

mass detention policy. So, this is the

second appellet court. I believe the

first one was the fifth court that will

now allow for ICE to detain the vast

majority of people it is seeking to

deport. You know, before you couldn't

you could let them go, right? Because

they had to have a bond hearing and and

they would just be let out and then all

of a sudden they'd commit another crime

and everybody's like, "Well, what do you

think is going to happen?" Right? Like,

how does that make any sense? You go

through all the work of finding them and

then you have to let them go again. A

second federal appeals court, the

article in political reads, has blessed

the Trump administration's policy of

locking up the vast majority of people

it is seeking to deport without a chance

for bond, even if they have no criminal

records and have resided in the country

for decades. A panel of Republican

appointees. Oh, it's those Republicans

fault. The eighth Circuit Court of

Appeals ruled two to one Wednesday that

the administration had properly

determined the federal law doesn't only

allow but acquires requires ICE to

detain the vast majority of people it's

seeking to deport. That includes

millions of immigrants who have been