Aliya Rahman, who was brutally injured by ICE agents in Minneapolis, Minnesota, last month, was thrown out of the State of the Union on Tuesday. Rahman was invited to attend the speech but was removed from the gallery after Donald Trump began discussing alleged fraud in Minnesota. The President claimed that the Somali-American community in Minnesota has taken about $19 billion from taxpayers through fraud schemes, although he provided no evidence supporting that total. This January Rahman was forcefully removed from her car during a traffic stop conducted by Trump's ICE agents, causing her serious injuries. Earlier this month, she also described to a House panel that ICE agents threatened to kill her. It's unknown why she was removed.
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