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2026-10-31 01:17
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Ilhan 'Omar' could be COOKED: Even the New York Times is pushing brother-marriage evidence
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Ilhan 'Omar' could be COOKED: Even the New York Times is pushing brother-marriage evidence
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A certified copy from the Hennepin County, Minn., government shows that the Democratic congresswoman's surname was initially written as Omar, before being crossed out and replaced with Elmi. A final edit reverted it back to Omar.
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The Minnesota Democrat who goes by the name "Ilhan Omar" looks to be in serious trouble. After all, it's not just the president and Republicans who suspect her of marrying her brother in order to commit immigration fraud.
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