Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minnesota, is doing what she does best, escalating the rhetoric around federal immigration enforcement actions.
The desperate race to get people to oppose Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids and deportations has resulted in increasingly inflammatory rhetoric from radical leftists like Omar.
Speaking at a town hall at Cane Ridge High School, located outside of Nashville, the lawmaker spoke out about several progressive pet issues such as universal healthcare and cutting back the military budget. She also argued that federal agents should not be allowed to wear masks and made a bizarre claim about what is happening to people being detained by ICE.
“The reality is when they come for one of us, they’re eventually going to come for all of us,” she reportedly said. “We’re seeing people be abducted and sent to dungeons in foreign countries and people disappearing with no accounting for where they’ve gone.”
In a bit of performative virtue signalling, a sign was posted declaring that ICE was “not permitted” at Omar’s town hall.
NEW: Covering far Left Democrat Rep Ilhan Omar’s townhall at a public high school outside of Nashville. ICE is not welcome, according to the organizers. pic.twitter.com/d9r9wofoE5
— Leif Le Mahieu (@leif_lemahieu) July 12, 2025
X users mocked the congresswoman:
I made an IRS not permitted on premises sign for my home. Hope it works.
— Way past my prime (@jb55557) July 12, 2025
How will they keep their drinks cold?
— Tyler O’Neil (@Tyler2ONeil) July 12, 2025
The grown-up equivalent of playing capture the flag and saying “you can’t tag me out I’m touching home base”
— Johnny Smith (@js1757) July 12, 2025
welp, boys, better pack it up and turn back. That piece of paper says we’re not permitted.
— Brian Hampel (@CARefugeeinTN) July 12, 2025
I’m no lawyer, but I don’t believe you can ban federal law enforcement from public property just by making a sign.
— An Orwellian Gator (@CJWood71) July 12, 2025
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