Ilhan Omar to Leave D.C. Home After 17-Item FBI Seizure Spurs Threats

3 articles · Updated · Yahoo! Voices · Oct 22

Omar said she will move out of her Washington apartment after death threats intensified when federal agents searched the residence and made the address public.
Oct. 12 agents arrived around 6 a.m., presented a warrant, searched room by room and seized 17 items, including her phone and other electronics, in an immigration fraud probe.
Trump administration officials have alleged Omar's father misstated her age when she obtained U.S. citizenship in 2000; Omar denies wrongdoing and called the raid political intimidation.
A 2019 review of Omar's immigration records under Trump's first administration found no evidence of fraud, according to a Washington Post report cited by The Hill.
Trump on Wednesday called Omar dishonest while saying he hoped she would be treated fairly; Omar said Democratic colleagues and Barack Obama had backed her and that she remains confident.