SCOOP: Ilhan Omar hit with House Ethics complaint over response to Charlie Kirk’s assassination

First on Fox: Mike Flood, Chairman of the House Main Street core group, R-Neb. Refer to Democratic colleagues D-Minn’s Rep. Ilhan Omar.Regarding the House Ethics Committee investigation, he first told Fox News Numbers.

This is the latest move to the consequences of GOP leadership as Omar’s reaction to the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk, who was shot dead in Utah during a college campus speech event last week.

“I will file … a complaint against the House Ethics Committee tomorrow, there are 18 very concerned events and/or actions and/or statements that are reflected in the House before them,” Hongshui said of Omar.

He said.

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“Second, there are illegal immigrants hiding. I believe in February this year, Omar held a seminar to advise Somalis on how to avoid deportation after protecting U.S. law,” Hongshui continued. “Third place, she used Tiktok to mix official and campaign content, which is particularly against other housing rules.”

The flood is One of the four House Republicans To help Omar barely avoid being condemned by the house on Wednesday night.

Rep. Nancy Mace, Rs.C.

“Ilhan Omar’s statements and social media posts should be reprehensible and should be forwarded to the Ethics Committee. After moral review of her actions, consider the appropriate time to condemn the motion.”

He told Fox News Digital on Thursday that conducting a moral investigation would make the condemnation “more credible.”

Hongshui noted that he also voted to denounce the threat of DN.J. Rep. Lamonica McIver for her actions outside the ice facility in New Jersey before the Ethics Committee could release a report on the matter.

“So, since yesterday, I’ve gathered enough information before I voted to decide that it was a problem,” Hongshui said.

He also disagrees with the other three House Republicans, who all say Omar’s remarks are protected by the First Amendment.

“It’s not a question of freedom of speech. It’s ‘Do you show that you always act in a way that is reliably reflected on the house?'” Hongshui said.

Especially Omar Facing a rebound In an interview with progressive news outlet Zeteo, she criticized Kirk’s past comments and Republicans’ reaction to the shooting. Later, she accused Republicans of taking her words out of context, calling Kirk’s death “inexplicable.”

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She previously told Zeteo a few days after Kirk’s assassination that he “understood slavery, and what the blacks have experienced in the country because he said Junteenth shouldn’t exist.”

“There are a lot of people out there talking about him just wanting to have a civil debate,” said the squad member. “You know, nothing is more like pretending that his words and actions have not been recorded yet and have been around for the past decade or so.”

She later posted her objection on the rebound X, “My heart is sad for his wife and children when I disagree with Charlie Kirk’s remarks. I do not want violence against anyone. My faith has taught me the power of peace, compassion and compassion. When I condemn his murder, I condemn his murders to make their murders constitute the attitude of fixing their murders, fixing their murders into the murders, making their murders constitute the wayd vernize whee villain agenda nize whee villain villain agende dimie whee villain ways earlain again, when I feel uneasy about my own remarks. Donald Trump Every day, he fell into hatred. ”

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Omar also reposted a video on X, in which other videos that were not related to Congresswomen said: “Don’t fool, these people don’t give Charlie Kirk alone.

Colleagues of Minnesota Democrats strongly defended her from Mays’ condemnation and Republican criticism.

Fox News Digital contacted Omar’s office in response to the flood, but did not hear immediately.