The claim that the process of revocation of US Congresswoman Omar's citizenship is "about to be finalized"

US House of Representatives member Tom Emmer, in his speech on the Finnerty program broadcast on Newsmax television, described Omar as "a dishonest person who lied about her age for years in order to be naturalized."

Republican Emmer noted that efforts are being made to clarify Omar's date of birth and to determine how old she was when she became a US citizen.

Arguing that the US Department of Justice is "about to finalize" the process of revoking Omar's citizenship, Emmer said, "(Omar) should not be in Congress. When (this situation) is finalized, (Omar) will no longer be considered a US citizen. When her citizenship is revoked, she loses her right to serve in Congress. So, her job is over." he said.

Investigation within the scope of allegations regarding Omar

In early October, federal agents searched Omar's home and seized some of his personal belongings as part of an investigation into allegations of false statements and document irregularities in official documents.

The investigation alleges that Omar misrepresented her age when she received citizenship in 2000.

Omar, who entered the US House of Representatives in 2019 as the country's first Somali-American MP, categorically denies any wrongdoing in this regard.

Omar states that he came to the United States in 1995 when he was 12 years old and became a naturalized citizen at the age of 17.