USA Today: Ilhan Omar’s home was searched. What to know about her immigration story
The Justice Department said Homeland Security Investigations agents executed a court-approved warrant in an ongoing criminal probe, and Omar has not been charged.
- Federal agents from Homeland Security Investigations executed a court-authorized search warrant at Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington-area home on October 12, the Justice Department said, citing an ongoing federal criminal investigation.
- The search marks an escalation in the Trump administration's long-running clash with the country's first Somali American lawmaker, whom President Donald Trump has frequently held up as a symbol of immigration policies he aims to curb.
- Vice President JD Vance told podcaster Benny Johnson that Omar "definitely committed immigration fraud," while the Justice Department directed lawyers to "maximally pursue" denaturalization cases, aiming for at least 250 filings.
- Condemning the search as an "attempt to target political enemies," Omar said she has not been charged with a crime, though some Republican officials have called for her citizenship to be stripped.
- The enforcement follows the administration's launch of Operation Metro Surge, which deployed nearly 3,000 federal agents to the Twin Cities amid claims linking Minnesota's Somali community to roughly $250 million in fraud.
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"No One Is Above The Law": Ilhan Omar's Own Words Get Hilariously Used Against Her After She Freaks Out Because The DHS, DOJ Raided Her Home - The American Tribune.com
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) was up in arms on Monday, October 12, after federal agents conducted a search of her home in Washington, D.C., referring to the act as an “attempt to target political enemies and weaponize federal law enforcement” by President Donald Trump. The lawmaker, who was originally born in Somalia, has been an [...]
Raskin Calls DHS Search of Ilhan Omar’s Home a ‘Scandalous Abuse’ of Power
Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-MD) said a DHS search of Rep. Ilhan Omar's (D-MN) home near Washington, D.C., looks like political targeting and may violate Justice Department rules against election-season investigations.
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