The only combination that can bring us to the top is
DOF: Vivell
Technical Director: Rangnick
Manager: Nagelsmann
Any other combination is a money making opportunity
I fell asleep during first half. Really horrible to watch.
11 statues standing behind the ball, no urgency even after conceding
When Tielemans haolian to Ferdinand during that interview saying pre season training very relaxed and they didn’t run much, I knew this season gonefuck already.
Can Trump deport Congresswoman Ilhan Omar? | Donald Trump | Al Jazeera
https://www.aljazeera.com/video/newsfeed/2026/10/22/can-trump-deport-congresswoman-ilhan-omar?traffic_source=rss&tg_rhash=5c7e9409d1c28f
📰 Full Details: Can Trump Deport Congresswoman Ilhan Omar?
Source: Al Jazeera, published 22 Oct 2026
📌 Background
- Who: Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minnesota), first Somali-American in Congress
- What: Federal investigation into allegations that she or her late father provided false information on immigration/naturalization documents
- When: Home searched Oct 12, 2026; Trump's public remarks Oct 20, 2026; investigation originally opened years ago but reopened by Trump administration
- Context: Happening ~3 weeks before November 2026 midterm elections
🔍 The Investigation — What's Alleged?
- Claim: Omar or her father may have misstated her age on forms filed when she was a child seeking citizenship
- Omar arrived in the US as a refugee in 1995 at age 12, naturalized at 17
- Oct 12, 2026: Federal agents (HSI/ICE) searched her Washington DC home — seized phones, laptops, notebooks, passport. Relatives also subpoenaed
- Previous review under Biden: Found "insufficient evidence of wrongdoing" — Trump administration reopened it
- Trump's remarks (Oct 20): "She could be [deported]. She could also go to jail." — calling her "a disgrace to our country"
🗣️ Omar's Response
- Denies all wrongdoing — calls the probe political intimidation and politically motivated
- Statement: "Make no mistake: this is an attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement."
- Has not been charged with any crime
⚖️ Legal Reality: Can Trump Actually Deport Her?
Short answer: No — not directly. Here's why:
✅ Key Constitutional & Legal Facts
- U.S. citizens cannot be deported — that applies equally to naturalized citizens under the 14th Amendment
- No President has the authority to strip someone of citizenship or order their deportation — denaturalization requires a federal court proceeding, with a very high legal burden of proof
- Supreme Court precedent (Afroyim v. Rusk): Citizenship cannot be revoked absent voluntary renunciation — Congress certainly can't, so the President can't either
- Legal experts note denaturalization is extremely difficult and rare — government must prove by clear, convincing evidence that citizenship was obtained through fraud
- Congress, not the President, has the power to expel a member — requires 2/3 vote in the House
⚠️ What the Administration Is Trying
- The investigation's stated goal (per WSJ/USA Today sources): attempt to prove fraud in her naturalization → ask a court to revoke citizenship → then potentially deport her
- This is extraordinary and legally unprecedented against a sitting member of Congress
🔄 Wider Context & Reactions
- Barack Obama: Defended Omar, called the probe "appalling" — warned against using law enforcement against political opponents
- Critics: Say timing before elections is no coincidence; Omar is a high-profile Trump critic
- Supporters of the probe: Say allegations, if true, represent serious immigration fraud regardless of who she is
📊 Bottom Line
What Trump says What the law says
Claims she "could be deported or jailed" President cannot deport a citizen; denaturalization needs a court ruling — very high legal bar
Frames it as straightforward enforcement Previous review found insufficient evidence; timing and scope raise major concerns about political motivation[__LINK_ICON]
No charges filed yet Omar remains in office, running for re-election
In short: While Trump has said he wants her deported, he does not have the legal power to simply deport her. The process would require successfully proving naturalization fraud in federal court — a long, difficult path with no guarantee of success.
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