The Republican legislature collects a donation petition to arrest and deportation from Rep. Ilhan Omar to Somalia

A Republican legislator in Texas has triggered a petition in which the Somal -American representative Ilhan Omar arrested and deported to its country of birth, and said the United States was “a much better place if it were sent back”.

MP Brandon Gill asked his followers to recently support the petition in a fundraising email. .

“Friend, we should never have let Ilhan Omar in our country,” says a copy of the e -mail preserved by Axios.

“It has come to arrest and deport Ilhan Omar.”

Omar, the first Somali American in the congress, came to the United States as a refugee in 1995 during the Somali Civil War. She became a citizen in 2000 when she was 17 years old.

The Democrat’s immigrant background has long been confiscated by its critics and made them the subject of numerous headlines – including a Daily Mail report. He was able to receive a green card.

Omar previously released the brothers -saving claims examined by the FBI, which were examined at one point as “disgusting lies”.

In the meantime in his fundraising e-mail a republican from the first Term, the Texas 26th congress district, to which some northern suburbs in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex also include Omar to “enable a complete invasion of our country . “”

“It recently emerged that Ilhan Omar organizes free workshops for Somalier, which are illegal in our country, how to identify ice and deportation,” he said.

“It couldn’t be more obvious: Lhan Omar is illegal Somaliern more loyal than in the United States or the office in which it was elected. It is an absolute shame. “

“I filled my foreigners who stormed our border, complained of our country over our country and then dropped more and more from them to penetrate our country. And I know that the American people are too, “continued Gill, 30.

“If you are as sick and tired as I do, sign my petition and send them back to Somalia, where it belongs.”

His petition doubled on tweets that he posted last week after Omar’s ice attack advice had appeared.

Omar, 42, tore the GOP legislator as “racist” and “fascist”.

“It is really disgusting that members of the Republican Party feel encouraged to do racist and frankly fascist comments,” she said in a statement to Axios.

“The attempt by representative Gill to pursue the chase by deporting a legal US citizen because they do not agree with them is directly from Donald Trump’s fascist game book.”

She added: “I hope that the representative Gill will learn one or two things about the added value, bring immigrants to this country and no longer threatened the Americans who do not agree.”

The Post turned to Omar’s office, but did not hear back immediately.