Here is the rewritten story with the unsupported numeric claim removed: Can Trump deport Congresswoman Ilhan Omar? US President Donald Trump has sparked controversy by suggesting that Congresswoman Ilhan Omar could face deportation or jail time due to an ongoing investigation into her US citizenship. The allegations stem from a federal probe into whether Omar, a naturalized US citizen, filed a false tax return or committed immigration fraud when she married her current husband, Ahmed Hirsi. According to reports, Omar's marriage to Hirsi was her third marriage, and she had previously been married to two other men in her home country of Somalia. The investigation is reportedly examining whether Omar's marriage to Hirsi was a sham, which could potentially impact her US citizenship. Omar has denied any wrongdoing and accused the Trump administration of using the investigation as a form of political intimidation ahead of the upcoming midterm elections. The Congresswoman has maintained that she followed all necessary procedures to obtain her US citizenship and has cooperated fully with the investigation. The outcome of the investigation remains uncertain, and it is unclear what actions, if any, the Trump administration will take against Omar. However, the controversy surrounding the investigation has sparked a heated debate about the use of immigration laws as a political tool and the potential consequences for public officials accused of wrongdoing.