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90,000. 80,000 or 90,000 members of the somali community in the st. paul minneapolis area. that's quite a story of i guess you're trying to freeload allegedly freeload on someonee else's asylum claim and just piling onto that family tree. if that's the case, do you lose your naturalization if it's discovered that you came in under false pretenses? >> yeah, i don't know the answer that and that's what i really need an investigation here and we've been clamoring for one. the interesting part is the family situation, laura, it's been described as a complicated thing but really it's simple. ilhan ...

Former campaign committee. the board says omar and her current husband filed joint taxx returns. the problem is that at the time she was married to another man. namely ahmed elmi. laura. >> laura: wow. as trace laid out, fox has not independently verified this extensive information laid out by this independent journalist but it does raise the question why aren't any mainstream media outlets looking into this. omar's local paper, the "star tribune," penned a piece nearly a month ago. we reached out to them and they refused to give us the clear answer as to their futuree coverage. what about "th...

United states and became citizens through naturalization or a parent's citizenship. we should know only one of the four member of congress that the president directed his tweet born in somalia and came to the united states at the age of 12. she's currently the only former refugee serving in congress. joining me now democrat of california who was born in guatemala and emigrated to the united states when she was five years old, congresswoman norma torres. i'm curious because i had a conversation with somebody yesterday who said, look, people who are granted citizenship to this country should be ...

The first place. one would argue the system is not broken. they're not getting their asylum granted. >> what's broken is because the pipeline is clogged at various points that weren't designed to handle this sort of flow, there's some catch and release. we start talking about mpp, which is a controlled flow. they wait for their hearing, come in for the hearing, and have their hearing. the statistics you put up is where we end to end up. however, the legal process one we expect them to apply in their own country or perhaps they come on an employment visa and apply for a justice of status. but a...

Honduras and el salvador. we refer to those as the triangle because that's where most people come from. per capita versus the out, which has a per capita gdp of 62,461. that's not a direct correlation to income but i think everybody gets the point, they're not close to the kind of life you can have in america. some of them might be political refugees, some might be fearful for their lives but many of them, i think we probably agree, are economic relief. >> overwhelmingly, yes. >> how do you think about that? >> first of all, the ceremony -- first time i ever administered the oath into citizens...