Ilhan Omar's 2 Daughters Return to Raided DC Home as Immigration Fraud Probe Widens
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Updated · Fox News · Oct 20
Ilhan Omar's 2 Daughters Return to Raided DC Home as Immigration Fraud Probe Widens
3 articles · Updated · Fox News · Oct 20
Summary
Isra Hirsi arrived at Ilhan Omar’s Washington home Saturday night, and a second daughter was seen entering two days later, about a week after Homeland Security Investigations raided the property.
The search warrant stems from an immigration fraud probe examining whether Omar or her father falsified information in her citizenship paperwork; Fox reported her phone and passport were seized.
U.S. Capitol Police also appeared on the street the night Hirsi arrived, while Omar herself has not been seen publicly since the pre-dawn raid and has not responded to Fox’s requests for comment.
The investigation is already reaching beyond the home: the New York Times said about a dozen people, including relatives, were subpoenaed, and Omar’s sister Sahra Noor reportedly spoke voluntarily with federal investigators.
Omar has called the raid a politically motivated abuse of power, while Vice President JD Vance said the case is being driven by facts, not politics; border czar Tom Homan said proven allegations could lead to denaturalization.