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Into the united states as part of this new refugee plan to bring in -- now there are about 90,000. 80,000 or 90,000 memories 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 someone 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 that's what i really need an investigation here and we've been clamoring for one. the interesting part is the family sit...

We are really frustrated and really appreciate you reaching out and covering some of this. >> laura: what steinberg says is that basically a 1995, it ilhan entered the united states as a fraudulent member of the "omar" family but that's not her family. the omar family is a second unrelated family which was being granted asylum by the united states. the omars allowed ilhan, her genetic sister and her genetic father to use false names to apply for asylum as members of t the omar family. ilhan's genetic family split up at this time. her three other siblings using their real names managed to get a...

>> that's right. a rather contentious call and at times even hostile. president trump, it only lasted about 25 minutes. they aukd about the refugee plan. trump felt very strongly that that was a bad deal, it would hurt him politically in the united states. more importantly in his mind, it would be a threat to u.s. national security. he even drew a comparison to the boston marathon bombing telling the prime minister of australia he doesn't want australia exporting, quote, the next boston marathon bmers. >> philip, you have a scoop, a source who explained all this. were you able to get any sense...

Donald trump and his plan weren't hard to find at the beltway dine nr in pennsylvania. >> thank you. >> after all, tramp won this county with 58% of the vote, a major reversal from obama's tight victory here in 2012. do you think this will make america safer and prevebt terrorism? >> yes? >> why? >> there are so many of them here now it's hard to keep track of them. they just keep coming and coming and coming. >> reporter: this pennsylvania farmer a long-term registered democrat switched parties to support trump because he liked the refugee plan. >> how do you feel about it? >> it's not. she d...

A major reversal from president obama's tight victory here in 2012. do you think this will make america safer? and prevent terrorism? >> yes. yes. >> reporter: why? >> because there is so many of them here now, it's hard to keep track of them. and they just keep coming and coming and coming. >> reporter: this pennsylvania farmer, a long-time registered democrat, switched parties to support trump because he liked his refugee plan. he says this isn't a ban on religion, this isn't against muslims, how do you feel about it? >> it's not. help's doing the right thing. he's doing the right thing. tho...