Flashback: Ilhan Omar’s Father was Top
Propaganda Official in Genocidal Somalian
Barre Regime – Then He Changed His and
Her Name and Entered US Illegally
Posted By: Imright, 2/2/2024 8:02:19 PM
Do Americans know the story on how Ilhan Omar made it into the United States? In July 2019 we reported on Omar’s father Nur Said. Here is what we reported: David Steinberg published an extensive report on the alleged crimes and history of Rep. Ilhan Omar and the “Omar” family. In his report, David found that the Omar family changed their name in order to enter the United States. Via PowerLineBlog: In 1995, Ilhan entered the United States as a fraudulent member of the “Omar” family.
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