No records of Ilhan Omar's father's naturalization means Ilhan could not have naturalized through her father and would make make her ineligible for a Minnesota Congress seat

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While you may not request records on living refugees, you can make a request of refugees who are deceased. Ilhan Omar's father passed away in 2020.

It took an entire year, but I received the response June 20, 2023. World Refugee Day.

There are no records of Ilhan Omar's father. The letter states,

“We completed a thorough search for records… Unfortunately, we found no matching index reference. Our search included all variations of the subject’s name, including Nur Said Elmi Mohamed with the same results.”

The letter and back story are on my web page:

https://www.ajkern.com/us-citizenship-and-immigration-services-letter-copy

Ilhan Omar's father did not naturalize. Therefore, it is impossible for Ilhan Omar to have derived citizenship through her father, as a 17-year-old minor, as she claims.

Are you aware that in 2019 Ilhan Omar changed her birth year from 1981 to 1982 on her Minnesota legislative page, Wikipedia, and her U.S. Congressional page? After I published a video explaining that she was actually 18 years old when her father became 'eligible' to apply for citizenship… Omar changed her birth year just a few days later. She had to maintain her story of deriving citizenship through her father as a minor. So, she changed her birth year.

You can also see a video I made at the Minnesota Secretary of State's office where I learned that Ilhan Omar's citizenship was not verified.

The MN SOS does not verify citizenship of the foreign born. The office has adopted a 'Don't Ask Don't Tell' policy. Refugees in Minnesota do not need to officially naturalize to gain all the benefits of being an American citizen. They are voting.

https://www.projectminnesota.com/no-records-of-ilhan-omars-fathers/