美国总统唐纳德·特朗普（Donald Trump）周二再次攻击民主党众议员伊尔汉·奥马尔（Ilhan Omar），称她是一个“可怕的人”，此前一天，联邦当局搜查了她在华盛顿特区的住所。
消息人士告诉ABC新闻，对奥马尔的调查涉及她的移民文书工作，奥马尔是一名现任国会议员，三周后将竞选连任。
奥马尔于2018年首次当选众议院议员，是第一位索马里裔美国人在国会。奥马尔出生在索马里，2000年加入美国国籍。
当被问及他是否希望看到奥马尔在国土安全部调查后被驱逐出境时搜查她的住所周一，特朗普表示，他对此事不“表明立场”。目前还不清楚奥马尔是否会被驱逐出境。
“我不采取立场。我认为她是一个可怕的人。我认为她是个糟糕的女议员。我认为她根本不爱我们的国家，但我不表明立场，”特朗普周二早上离开白宫时说。
奥马尔否认有不当行为，也没有被指控犯罪。
在最近的历史上，司法部的做法是建议检察官在选举后60天内不要对国会议员或候选人采取任何公开的调查步骤。
特朗普过去曾针对奥马尔，他在社交媒体上说邮件今年早些时候，奥马尔“应该被关进监狱”并“被送回索马里”
奥马尔周一早些时候在社交媒体上发布了一份声明，称对她住所的搜查是“试图针对政治敌人和武器化联邦执法。”她补充道，“我不会沉默。”
周一晚上在俄亥俄州的一次集会上，特朗普称奥马尔是一场“灾难”。
“她来自一个没有法律、没有警察、没有军队的国家，在那里他们所做的一切就是互相射杀。她来到我们的国家，她说，＇我有宪法权利，＇”特朗普说奥马尔是来自索马里的归化的美国公民。
特朗普后来抨击索马里，声称索马里移民在没有提供证据的情况下“欺骗一切”。
特朗普多次批评索马里移民，描述他们是“垃圾”，并在2025年12月的内阁会议上说，他不希望他们在美国；这些评论当时引发了强烈反对。
副总统JD万斯周二告诉记者，他对奥马尔住所的搜查没有任何警告。
“我事先并不知道她的家被搜查了。听着，我从来没有-我们试图以公平和诚实的方式管理我们的司法部。我们试图让法律遵循事实，而不是仅仅为了起诉我们不喜欢的人而创造事实。正因为如此，我认为总统和我尽量不介入司法部的调查和其他起诉。
万斯补充说，“我们将调查”对奥马尔的指控。
“如果那里有真实的情况，我们将遵循事实。万斯说：“如果那里没有真正的案例，那我们就不做。”。
发言人迈克·约翰逊在周二早上接受福克斯新闻频道采访时对奥马尔住所的搜查进行了权衡，他说“我们必须保留判断，让系统按照它的样子进行。”
“也许时机对她来说很不幸或者其他，但这是法律体系，它独立于政治体系运行。所以，我们做我们的工作，让人民来决定，”约翰逊说。
Trump again attacks Rep． Ilhan Omar， a US citizen， over immigration allegations
President Donald Trump again attacked Democratic Rep． Ilhan Omar on Tuesday， calling her a ＂terrible person＂ a day after federal authorities searched her Washington， D．C．-area residence．
The investigation into Omar -- a sitting member of Congress who is up for reelection in just three weeks -- relates to her immigration paperwork， sources told ABC News．
Omar， who was first elected to the House in 2018， is the firstSomali Americanin Congress．Born in Somalia， Omar became a naturalized U．S． citizen in 2000．
Asked whether he wants to see Omar deported after the Homeland Security Investigation＇ssearch at her residenceon Monday， Trump said he doesn＇t ＂take a position＂ on the matter． It＇s not clear whether deportation is on the table for Omar．
＂I don＇t take a position． I think she＇s a terrible person． I think she＇s a terrible congresswoman． I don＇t think she loves our country at all， but I don＇t take a position，＂ Trump said as he departed the White House Tuesday morning．
Omar has denied wrongdoing and has not been charged with a crime．
In recent history， the Justice Department＇s practice has been to advise prosecutors not to take any overt investigative steps against members of Congress or candidates within 60 days of an election．
Trump has targeted Omar in the past， saying in social mediapostsearlier this year that Omar ＂should be in jail＂ and ＂sent back to Somalia．＂
Omar released a statement on social media earlier on Monday， saying that the search at her residence is ＂an attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement．＂ She added， ＂I will not be silenced．＂
During a rally in Ohio on Monday night， Trump called Omar a ＂disaster．＂
＂She comes in from a country without laws， without police， without military， where all they do is shoot each other． And she comes into our country， and she says， ＇I have a constitutional right，＇＂ Trump said ofOmar， who is a naturalized American citizen from Somalia．
Trump later assailed Somalia and claimed that Somali immigrants at large ＂cheat on everything＂ without providing evidence．
Trump has repeatedly criticized Somali immigrants，describingthem as ＂garbage＂ and saying during a December 2025 Cabinet meeting that he didn＇t want them in the United States； the comments sparked backlash at the time．
Vice President JD Vance told reporters on Tuesday that he didn＇t have any warning about the search of Omar＇s residence．
＂I did not have advance notice that her home was being raided． Look， I never -- we try to run our Department of Justice in a fair and honest way． We try to let the law follow the facts rather than creating facts just to prosecute people we don＇t like． And because of that， I think the president and I largely try to stay out of Department of Justice investigations and other prosecutions，＂ Vance said．
Vance added that ＂we＇re going to look into＂ allegations against Omar．
＂If there＇s a real case there， we＇re going to follow the facts． If there＇s not a real case there， then we won＇t，＂ Vance said．
Speaker Mike Johnson weighed in on the search of Omar residence during an interview on Fox News on Tuesday morning， saying ＂we have to reserve judgment and let the system play out as it does．＂
＂Maybe the timing＇s unfortunate for heror others， but this is the legal system， and it operates independently of the political system．So， we do our jobs， and we let the people decide，＂ Johnson said．
