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Ilhan Omar Perfectly Fired Back at Trump After He Tried to Come for Her at His Rally

Ilhan Omar Perfectly Fired Back at Trump After He Tried to Come for Her at His Rally
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During a rally last summer, President Donald Trump and his supporters revealed just how much contempt they hold for Congresswoman Ilhan Omar (D-MN), one of the first Muslim women elected to Congress.

A day after Trump suggested that Omar and the other congresswomen of color making up "the squad" go back to the countries from where they came, the crowd at his rally chanted to "send her back" to the war-torn Somalia she escaped as a child before immigrating to the United States.


Americans across the country were horrified at the open racism on display at the rally, but over a year later, Trump is back to the same tactics.

At a Tuesday night rally, the President once again targeted Omar and implied that she wasn't an American.

Watch below.

Trump said:

"She's telling us how to run our country. How did you do where you came from? How was your country doing? She's telling us how to run our country."

Omar was a refugee who escaped Somalia at eight years old before spending years in a refugee camp, then finally immigrating to the United States. She has been a United States citizen for two decades.

Despite Trump's racism, Omar had no trouble clapping back at him and his supporters' jeers.


Twitter users commended Omar's comeback.






But they were disgusted at Trump's initial remarks.




Earlier this year, Omar handily won her district's Democratic primary and is almost certainly heading to Congress for another term.

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