Ilhan Omar Arrested for Refusing to Leave and Resisting Police
Washington D.C. — Recently discovered police records indicate that radical Minnesota Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar was arrested for trespassing and processed at Hennepin County Jail after she would not leave a hotel lobby and physically resisted officers.
According to the police report, most individuals complied. However, when approached, Omar became “argumentative” and refused to depart. An officer took hold of her left elbow to guide her out. Omar pulled away, stating, “Don’t put your hands on me!” The officer eventually persuaded her toward the exit with the rest of the group.
Ten minutes later, officers found Omar seated in another part of the lobby, still uncooperative. The officer warned her that she would be arrested for trespassing if she did not leave. When she continued to refuse, the officer arrested her. Omar pulled away again as the officer reached for her arm to help her stand for handcuffing. She was handcuffed while seated and processed at Hennepin County Jail.
The arresting officer wrote that Omar was booked into jail “to prevent further criminal conduct,” noting it was probable she would disregard a citation and that she had shown she would persist in her criminal behavior.
The incident took place on January 18, 2013, following an event at the Minneapolis Convention Center featuring former Somali President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud. Large crowds followed the presidential convoy to the Hotel Ivy. Hotel staff requested police to clear the lobby, stating anyone without a room key was not welcome and must leave immediately.
This is the same Ilhan Omar who now lectures Americans about “systemic injustice,” criticizes law enforcement, and advocates for radical open-border policies. In 2013 she refused a lawful order, resisted police, and was arrested for trespassing. Today she represents a congressional district while disregarding the very rule of law she once violated.
President Donald J. Trump has repeatedly cautioned that radical Democrats like Omar operate under a different set of rules. They demand accountability from everyone else while refusing to adhere to the law themselves. This newly uncovered arrest record demonstrates the hypocrisy.
The radical left enjoys portraying law enforcement as the issue. Yet when one of their own is held accountable for breaking the law, they cry about “injustice.” Omar’s 2013 arrest indicates she has a long history of defiance toward authority when it does not align with her agenda.
Under the America First agenda, President Trump is restoring the rule of law and holding everyone accountable — without exceptions. The radical left’s house of cards is collapsing as more of their hypocrisy is revealed. Americans are rejecting leaders who refuse to follow the same laws they demand others obey.
This arrest record serves as a stark reminder of who Ilhan Omar truly is. The American people deserve representatives who respect the law, not those who fight it when it inconveniences them.
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