Historic Muslim primary winner married her brother while she was already married
Islam in America. Respect it!
Vote for it, Islamophobes!
“Ilhan
Omar: Her back pages,” By Scott Johnson, Powerline, (thanks to Dr. Andrew
Bostom):Somali
American Ilhan Omar defeated 22-term incumbent Phyllis Kahn for the nomination
of the DFL to serve as the representative of House District 60B in the state
legislature. Omar came in first in a three-way primary race for the nomination
in Tuesday’s primary. When elected, Omar will be the first Somali American to
serve in the Minnesota legislature.The Star Tribune hailed Omar’s
victory as “historic” in a celebratory day-after story. How
did Omar do it? They’re pretty excited about it over at the Star Tribune, as
they were when Keith Ellison secured the DFL nomination to represent
Minnesota’s Fifth Congressional District after a contentious four-way primary
in 2006.A reader
has written us to point out that the Somali website Somalispot posted information last week
suggesting Omar’s involvement in marriage and immigration fraud. The post notes
that Omar married Ahmed Hirsi in 2002. Hirsi is the father of Omar’s three
children. Omar is depicted with Hirsi and their children on Omar’s campaign
website here.The post
further notes that Omar married her brother Ahmed Nur Said Elmi in 2009,
implying that the latter marriage assisted his entry into the United States.
Her brother was a British citizen. “As soon as Ilhan Omar married him,” the
post continues, “he started university at her [a]lma mater North Dakota State
University where he graduated in 2012. Shortly thereafter, he moved to
Minneapolis where he was living in a public housing complex and was later
evicted. He then returned to the United Kingdom where he now lives.”Let me
note here that Omar’s marriage to her brother, if it occurred in fact, is
illegal under Minnesota law. I believe it would be void ab initio,
as though it never occurred. If it occurred, I infer that it must have taken
place for dishonest purposes.
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