Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) has brushed off a proposal from Rep. Nancy Mace (R-SC) that seeks to disqualify foreign-born individuals from serving in Congress. Mace's resolution specifically targets Omar, along with fellow Congress members Shri Thanedar and Pramila Jayapal, claiming their loyalty to the U.S. is questionable due to their foreign origins. Omar, a naturalized citizen from Somalia, stated she is not worried about the proposal's chances of passing, as it requires substantial legislative support. Currently, 26 members of Congress are foreign-born, comprising 19 Democrats and 7 Republicans. Mace's proposal would necessitate a constitutional amendment, which is a challenging process. Additionally, Omar was asked about Rep. Randy Fine's 'Disqualifying Dual Loyalty Act,' which aims to ban individuals with dual citizenship from Congress. Omar's response indicated a lack of concern for Fine's proposal, which has not progressed significantly since its introduction last year. Both proposals reflect ongoing debates regarding citizenship and loyalty in U.S. politics.