SO. BREAKING NEWS: Ilhan Omar claims over 90% of Minnesota Somalis are citizens and warns Trump’s policies targeted immigrants broadly
Ilhan Omar Speaks Out on Somali Community Amid Trump’s Immigration Policies
Minnesota Representative Ilhan Omar has addressed growing concerns within the Somali community regarding President Trump’s immigration policies. In a recent statement, Omar highlighted that “over 90% of Minnesota Somalis are citizens of this country,” emphasizing that the majority of her constituents are lawful Americans contributing to society.
Omar went further, noting that many Somali residents felt compelled to carry passport IDs following Trump’s election. “A lot of Somalis, when Trump first got elected, decided to carry a passport ID because they knew he wasn’t only coming for people who are undocumented, that he would come for immigrants who are citizens,” she explained.
The remarks underscore a climate of fear and uncertainty among immigrant communities, even for those who are legally recognized citizens. Advocates argue that such tensions highlight the broader impact of aggressive immigration rhetoric and enforcement strategies on law-abiding residents.
Critics of Omar claim that her statements politicize fear, while supporters maintain she is shedding light on real challenges faced by Minnesota’s Somali population. The discussion also raises questions about how federal immigration policies intersect with civil liberties, community trust, and local governance.
As the debate continues, Omar’s comments have sparked national attention, drawing reactions from both sides of the political spectrum. For many Americans, the situation illustrates the delicate balance between enforcing immigration law and protecting the rights and security of citizens and immigrant communities alike.
BB.BREAKING NEWS: Céline Dion Stuns Paris Olympics Crowd as “Hymne à l’amour” Reminds the World She Still Reigns
That the world had truly moved on.
Then came one moment.
One stage.
One performance.
And suddenly, the entire planet remembered.
From Montreal to Paris, from young listeners discovering real vocal power for the first time to lifelong fans who grew up on songs that defined entire eras of emotion, charts ignited, streams erupted, and arenas roared as if the golden age of vocal mastery had returned in a tidal wave of nostalgia, tears, and unbelievable strength.
And at the center of that explosion stood Céline Dion — the storyteller of the soul — the voice that once could silence a stadium with a single breath, now unleashing that unmistakable tone again, fragile and fierce in equal measure, powerful enough to make the world stop.
The truth was undeniable:
The Céline Dion legend never disappeared.
She was simply waiting for a spark to come back blazing.
That night, the singing didn’t just come from her — it came from millions.
Old fans.
New fans.
People who didn’t realize how starved they’d been for that raw, soaring, heart-first emotion until the lights rose, the melody swelled, and Céline stepped back onto that stage like a living memory from an era the world thought it had lost.
The world didn’t just remember Céline Dion.
It rediscovered her.
