Ilhan Omar's Sister Questioned in Immigration Fraud Probe After 6 a.m. DC Raid

3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 20

Sahra Noor, Rep. Ilhan Omar’s older sister, voluntarily spoke with federal investigators last week after Homeland Security Investigations raided Omar’s Washington home, according to three sources familiar with the case.
The probe is examining whether Omar or her father falsified information in her citizenship paperwork, a line of inquiry that officials say could expose the Minnesota Democrat to denaturalization if allegations are proved.
Monday’s search warrant led agents to seize Omar’s phone, passport and computer, while the New York Times reported about a dozen people — including relatives — have been subpoenaed.
Noor, who lives in Kenya and was in the United States promoting her memoir, canceled an Oct. 15 Minnesota book event that organizers said was due to a family emergency.
Omar has called the raid a Trump administration abuse of power, while Vice President JD Vance said the investigation is being driven by facts rather than politics.