NEW POLL: Do you support Tom Homans plan to deport Ilhan Omar on immigration fraud?

Under U.S. law, deportation is a legal process governed by federal immigration statutes and overseen through immigration courts. Whether an individual can be removed from the United States depends on numerous legal factors, including immigration status, citizenship, and any applicable court rulings.

If a person is a U.S. citizen, they generally cannot be deported under U.S. immigration law. Questions involving citizenship or allegations of fraud are handled through established legal procedures and, where appropriate, judicial review.