Could Ilhan Omar Be Deported? | Democrats Lead in Enthusiasm — But Will Their Voters Show Up? (Ep 868)
Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson
COULD ILHAN OMAR BE DEPORTED? Tom Homan says it’s possible if federal investigators prove immigration fraud—and the controversy surrounding the Minnesota congresswoman continues to grow.
Following last week’s Homeland Security search of Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington, D.C., residence, White House border czar Tom Homan is discussing the possibility of denaturalization and deportation.
Investigators are examining allegations involving immigration paperwork and whether Omar’s age was accurately represented when her family obtained U.S. citizenship.
Homan says anyone who committed immigration fraud should be held accountable under the law, including elected officials.
But there’s an important distinction: Omar has not been found guilty of immigration fraud, and losing U.S. citizenship would require a legal process.
Omar denies wrongdoing and says the investigation is politically motivated.
So what would federal investigators have to prove? Can a naturalized American citizen lose citizenship decades later? And what legal protections would apply?
We’ll examine Homan’s comments, the allegations, Omar’s response and the legal questions surrounding the investigation.
2026 MIDTERMS: WILL VOTER ENTHUSIASM TRANSLATE INTO VOTES?
With Election Day approaching on November 3, both political parties are closely watching turnout.
Democrats are pointing to polling and fundraising numbers suggesting increased enthusiasm among their supporters.
But former Trump adviser Kellyanne Conway is warning that enthusiasm in a poll doesn’t necessarily translate into actual ballots.
Meanwhile, Democratic pollster Celinda Lake is raising concerns about whether her party has done enough to engage younger voters.
The bigger question is whether polling, fundraising and campaign activity accurately reflect who will show up on Election Day.
We’ll discuss the differences between voter enthusiasm and actual turnout, what both parties are saying about their strategies and why participation matters in close congressional and statewide races.
SOUTH CAROLINA EARLY VOTING BEGINS TODAY — MONDAY, OCTOBER 19!
South Carolina voters can begin casting ballots in the 2026 statewide general election today.
Here are the important dates and details:
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Early voting: October 19–31
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Hours: 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., Monday through Saturday
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Closed Sunday, October 25
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Election Day: Tuesday, November 3
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Election Day polling hours: 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Any registered South Carolina voter can vote early at an authorized early voting center in their county without providing a special reason.
Remember to bring an accepted photo ID.
Find your early voting location, check your registration and review your sample ballot at:
Whether you vote early or on Election Day, take a few minutes to learn about the candidates and issues on your ballot.
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