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Ilhan Omar Responds to Nancy Mace' Bill Banning Foreigners From Holding Office

Mace introduced a proposal to impose natural-born-citizen requirements on several federal offices.

Ilhan Omar Responds to Nancy Mace' Bill Banning Foreigners From Holding Office
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Ilhan Omar dismissed Nancy Mace’s proposal to bar foreign-born people from serving in Congress and other federal positions, replying, “Good luck to her.” Mace says the measure would require natural-born citizenship for several offices, but the article says it would require a constitutional amendment and is unlikely to become law.

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Ilhan Omar Responds to Nancy Mace’s Office Eligibility Proposal

Nancy Mace proposed a constitutional amendment requiring members of Congress and certain federal officials to be natural-born citizens, and Ilhan Omar dismissed it. Center outlets stress the proposal’s exclusion of foreign-born lawmakers and portray Omar as unbothered by it. Right-leaning outlets also center Omar’s dismissal, while giving attention to Mace’s rationale and, in some articles, her loyalty accusations or the proposal’s constitutional hurdles.

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