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2026-10-13

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  • Minnesota Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar says the Trump administration is politically targeting her.

  • Omar's home in Washington, D.C. Was searched yesterday by federal agents.

  • The Justice Department says the search is part of an ongoing federal investigation.

  • NPR's Luke Garrett was there during the hours-long search

  • and says it's not officially clear what agents were looking for.

  • We haven't gotten the full picture just yet,

  • but a current official, not authorized to speak publicly about this, told me this search

  • of Omar's home is part of a multi-year probe that involved numerous whistleblower complaints.

  • And a former official, who also isn't authorized to speak publicly,

  • but who had been brief about this very investigation, says the home search deals with allegations of immigration fraud.

  • Vice President J.D. Vance has previously alleged Omar committed immigration fraud, something she denies.