Ilhan Omar Accuses Trump of Bias Against Muslims

Ilhan Omar, a U.S. lawmaker, accused former President Donald Trump of religious bias in American foreign policy, particularly regarding military actions against Muslim-majority countries during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan. Omar expressed concern over the U.S. military's disregard for the spiritual significance of Ramadan, citing past attacks in Iraq and the potential threat against Iran.

She argued that these actions reflect a long-standing pattern of U.S. behavior towards Muslim nations, which she believes often results in civilian casualties and violates international norms. Omar's comments come amid renewed political tensions with Trump, who has publicly confronted her on immigration and Middle East policies.

Trump has previously suggested that Omar and fellow Muslim lawmaker Rashida Tlaib should be sent back to their countries, which sparked strong reactions from Democratic leaders and civil rights groups. Omar maintains that her criticisms of U.S. foreign policy are rooted in human rights concerns, not loyalty to foreign nations.