Ilhan Omar Arrested - Refused to Leave and Fought Police
Washington D.C. — Newly uncovered police records reveal that radical Minnesota Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar was arrested for trespassing and booked into Hennepin County Jail after she refused to leave a hotel lobby and physically resisted officers.
According to the police report, most people complied. But when approached, Omar became “argumentative” and refused to leave. An officer took hold of her left elbow to escort her out. Omar pulled away, declaring, “Don’t put your hands on me!” The officer eventually coaxed her toward the exit with the rest of the group.
Ten minutes later, officers found Omar seated in another area of the lobby, still defiant. The officer warned her she would be arrested for trespassing if she did not leave. When she continued to refuse, the officer arrested her. Omar pulled away again as the officer reached for her arm to stand her up for handcuffing. She was handcuffed while seated and booked at Hennepin County Jail.The arresting officer wrote that Omar was booked into jail “to prevent further criminal conduct,” noting it was likely she would ignore a citation and that she had demonstrated she would continue her criminal behavior.
The incident occurred on January 18, 2013, after an event at the Minneapolis Convention Center featuring former Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud. Large crowds followed the presidential convoy to the Hotel Ivy. Hotel staff asked police to clear the lobby, stating anyone without a room key was not welcome and must leave immediately.
This is the same Ilhan Omar who now lectures Americans about “systemic injustice,” criticizes law enforcement, and pushes radical open-border policies. In 2013 she refused a lawful order, resisted police, and was arrested for trespassing. Today she represents a congressional district while ignoring the very rule of law she once violated.
President Donald J. Trump has repeatedly warned that radical Democrats like Omar operate under a different set of rules. They demand accountability from everyone else while refusing to follow the law themselves. This newly uncovered arrest record proves the hypocrisy.
The radical left loves to paint law enforcement as the problem. Yet when one of their own is held accountable for breaking the law, they scream about “injustice.” Omar’s 2013 arrest shows she has a long pattern of defiance toward authority when it does not suit her agenda.
Under the America First agenda, President Trump is restoring the rule of law and holding everyone accountable — no exceptions. The radical left’s house of cards is collapsing as more of their hypocrisy is exposed. Americans are rejecting leaders who refuse to follow the same laws they demand others obey.
This arrest record is a stark reminder of who Ilhan Omar really is. The American people deserve representatives who respect the law, not those who fight it when it inconveniences them.BOOM! GOP's Mace Figures Out Brilliant Way To Get Ilhan Omar OUT Of Congress
There is only one truly permanent way to settle a major political fight in the United States: amend the Constitution.
Once an amendment is ratified, it becomes part of the supreme law of the land — beyond the reach of Congress, presidents, governors, or the courts acting on their own. Courts can interpret amendments, but they cannot simply erase them because judges disagree politically with the outcome.
History proves it. The Eighteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution imposed Prohibition nationwide, and it remained a binding law until the Twenty-first Amendment formally repealed it. The system required another constitutional amendment to undo the first one.
That is why constitutional amendments carry such enormous weight: they override ordinary statutes, executive actions, and judicial theories.
If the Constitution were amended to require that members of Congress or senior executive officials be natural-born citizens — similar to the existing presidential eligibility requirement in Article II — that standard would become constitutionally binding nationwide unless another amendment later repealed or altered it.
Enter Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.), who is currently running for governor of South Carolina:
She wrote on X:
We introduced a joint resolution proposing a constitutional amendment REQUIRING Representatives, Senators, federal judges at every level, and all Senate-confirmed officers to be natural born citizens.
This is not complicated. If you hold power in the American government, you should be a natural born American citizen.
Several foreign born lawmakers currently holding power in this government have made clear their loyalties do not lie with the American people. Ilhan Omar is a prime example of why this amendment is necessary.
The American people deserve leaders who put America first. This amendment makes sure of it.
In an interview with Fox News, Mace called out Omar again:
“If you hold power in the American government, you should be a natural-born American citizen,” Mace told Fox News Digital in a statement. “For too long we have allowed foreign-born members to hold seats in this government, while making clear their loyalty is not here. We see it every day.”
Mace specifically called out progressive Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., who was born in Somalia and became a naturalized citizen in 2000.
“Ilhan Omar is just one of many foreign-born members of this government who have made clear, time and again, their loyalty is not here,” Mace said. “The American people deserve leaders who put America first. This amendment closes a gap in our Constitution long overdue for closing.”
Okay, first and foremost, this amendment isn’t likely to go anywhere. Every Democrat would be against it, and frankly, too many Republicans are spineless and too worried about what CNN will say about them.
But that doesn’t mean that Mace’s amendment is a bad idea. Clearly, our founders were worried about foreign influence over our government. That’s why they made it a requirement for our presidents and vice presidents to be native-born.
They likely didn’t think we would allow ourselves to be inundated with a slew of congressional members who clearly put their home countries first.
So while this amendment won’t go anywhere now, that doesn’t mean it’ll never happen. Good on Mace for introducing it and getting the conversation started.
President Donald Trump Walks Out... 'I WON'T DO IT'
President Donald Trump is implementing measures to restrict non-citizens’ access to financial systems in the United States as part of his administration’s broader immigration enforcement.
On Tuesday, Trump signed an executive order titled “Restoring Integrity to America’s Financial System” that would require institutions to consider a customer’s immigration status when assessing potential financial risks.
In accordance with the 1970 Bank Secrecy Act, the new order mandates that the Treasury Secretary and federal financial regulators provide banks with guidance on identifying customers whose profiles or transactions may indicate risks such as money laundering, terrorism financing, and labor trafficking.
The order stated that the purpose of these modifications is to “take into account the potential threats to the integrity of the United States financial system posed by foreign consular identification cards.”
The order describes “red flags and typologies” associated with suspicious activity.
Among these are repetitive cash withdrawals, the use of shell companies to conceal true account ownership, and the use of certain platforms for “off-the-books” wage payments.
The “red flags” also encompass the use of an individual taxpayer identification number (ITIN) in place of a Social Security number when opening an account or performing specific banking transactions. This number is accessible to all, irrespective of their immigration status, and is used to file and pay taxes.
Even for legitimate reasons, the move could exacerbate the challenges faced by non-citizens, particularly undocumented immigrants, in obtaining financial services.
The U.S. government has implemented a stringent policy regarding immigration, regardless of whether it is legal or illegal, has restricted the access of immigrants to public services, increased scrutiny for visa and citizenship applications, and detained and deported individuals in mass, including those with lawful immigration status.
Protests across the nation have been incited by extensive immigration operations, which have resulted in the deaths of numerous Americans at the hands of federal agents.
In November, the Treasury Department also disclosed its intention to reclassify specific refundable tax credits as “federal public benefits,” which would limit the eligibility of certain non-citizens who submit taxes in the United States.
“President Trump is taking action to restore integrity to America’s financial system, cracking down on illicit activity that threatens national security and ending the extension of credit to high-risk borrowers that American citizens are forced to subsidize,” a White House fact sheet for the order said.
“Restoring sound underwriting standards puts money back in the pockets of law-abiding Americans,” the order added.
The fact sheet claimed that “gaps in customer identification practices have allowed terrorists, drug traffickers, money launderers, and other criminal networks to exploit U.S. financial institutions to move illicit funds and evade law enforcement,” citing documented Chinese-linked money laundering networks.
The White House also pointed to cases of banks extending mortgages, credit cards, and loans to undocumented immigrants and employers underreporting wages for undocumented employees, arguing that associated “costs are passed on to American consumers in the form of higher fees and interest rates.”
Economists generally attribute higher rates to benchmark rates, which are used to balance inflation and job growth, bank funding costs, and individual factors like borrowers’ credit scores.
According to a study by the left-leaning Urban Institute, lenders issued around 5,000 to 6,000 mortgages to customers with ITINs.
Banks are generally reluctant to lend to customers with ITINs, and Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are typically disinclined to insure mortgages for borrowers with an ITIN.
The order also directs the Treasury to consider regulatory changes under the Bank Secrecy Act that would enable financial institutions to more readily collect customer data, including immigration status and employment authorization.
Trump has repeatedly accused banks of discriminating against conservatives and has filed a $5 billion lawsuit against JPMorgan Chase and its CEO over the closure of his accounts following the Jan. 6, 2021, Capitol riot.
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JPMorgan Chase said in January, “Our company does not close accounts for political or religious reasons. We do close accounts because they create legal or regulatory risk for the company. We regret having to do so, but often rules and regulatory expectations lead us to do so.”
At the same time, the White House has overseen a broader deregulatory push that has benefited firms outside the traditional banking framework, and openly embraced cryptocurrency, with Trump pledging to make the U.S. the “crypto capital of the planet.”
