Rep. Randy Fine said he is working to have Rep. Ilhan Omar removed from the United States, arguing that she represents broader failures in the nation’s legal immigration system and responding directly to fundraising emails he said Omar sent calling for his expulsion from Congress.

Fine said his position aligns fully with President Donald Trump and framed Omar as an example of what he described as systemic problems created by current immigration policies.

“Well, I agree with the President 100% Ilhan Omar is a walking example of everything that is wrong with our legal immigration policy,” Fine said.

Fine argued that legal immigration has brought individuals into the country who, in his view, are hostile to the United States and provide no benefit to American society.

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“We imported 10s of 1000s of people who hate America. Add no value to it, rob and steal from us, and we're supposed to be okay with it,” Fine said.

Fine stated that while some have discussed removing Omar from Congress, his focus goes further.

He said he does not believe expulsion from the House is sufficient and instead supports her removal from the country.

“I don't think Ilhan Omar should be expelled from Congress. I think she should be expelled from the United States, and that's something that I'm working on,” Fine said.

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Fine said his comments were prompted by Omar’s fundraising efforts, which he said included messages calling for his expulsion from Congress.

He said those actions played a role in pushing him to speak publicly about his position.

“But what prompted me to take this position is she decided to send around fundraising emails saying I should be expelled from Congress,” Fine said.

Fine said that if Omar believes he should be removed from office, she is free to pursue that effort through the formal legislative process rather than through fundraising appeals.

“Well, if that's her view, she should go for it,” Fine said.

Fine emphasized that any effort he makes to remove Omar would be handled through official congressional procedures rather than political fundraising.

“And so what I've said is, if I'm going to try to expel her, it won't be in a fundraising email. She'll deal with it on the floor of the US House of Representatives,” Fine said.

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