Raid On Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar Not Over Yet: Feds Fight To Keep Warrant Secret
The department wants to keep the warrant records sealed until after the election and says the search is part of an ongoing federal criminal investigation.
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Raid On Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar Not Over Yet: Feds Fight To Keep Warrant Secret
A high-profile federal search warrant executed at the Washington home of Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar remains ongoing, Justice Department prosecutors disclosed in court filings this week, deepening a contentious legal battle over public access to records in an expanding immigration fraud inquiry. Federal agents searched the Minnesota Democrat’s home on Oct. 12. Following the raid, […] Raid On Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar Not Over Yet: Feds Fight To Ke…
NEW: Ilhan Omar Search Warrant Identifies Her by Brother/Husband Name, “Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Abdullahi Omar” – DOJ Reveals Search Warrant Still Not “Fully Executed”
by Jordan Conradson, The Gateway Pundit: The Department of Justice on Wednesday revealed in a court filing that the search warrant against Somali Rep. Ilhan Omar names her as “Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Abdullahi Omar” and that the search warrants have not been fully executed or completed. The revelation comes as the criminal […]
DOJ begs judge to hide Dem raid warrant that's not 'fully executed' until after midterms
President Donald Trump's Justice Department asked a judge for a delay that would keep the warrant for the unusual raid on the home of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) secret through the midterm elections.Lawyers in U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro’s office asked Chief Judge James Boasberg in a motion filed Wednesd...
Ilhan Omar’s REAL Name Revealed In Explosive DOJ Filing
More than a week after federal agents raided Rep. Ilhan Omar’s (D-MN) home, the Justice Department says there’s still unfinished business.In a new court filing, prosecutors say they haven’t fully executed the search warrant for the Minnesota congresswoman’s D.C. residence.The DOJ wants a judge to delay responding to requests to unseal the warrant records until the warrant is fully executed.Fourteen news organizations filed separate requests on October 15 to make the records public.Prosecutors are asking to update the court within 30 days after the warrant is fully executed, followed by another round of discussions about how to proceed. If the judge won’t agree, the DOJ wants until November 9 to respond to the news organizations’ requests.CHECK OUT THE DAILY WIRE MIDTERM HUBThe filing also lists Omar under another name: “Ilhan Nur Said Elmi, a/k/a Ilhan Abdullahi Omar.” Prosecutors don’t explain why they used that name, raising another question as investigators look into her immigration history.The Daily Wire is seeking clarification from the DOJ about the name and what remains to be done before the warrant is fully executed.The October 12 raid came after investigators seized a phone belonging to Omar’s sister, Sahra Noor, earlier this year. The New York Times reported that text messages between family members helped convince a judge to approve the search.Investigators were reportedly looking into possible immigration fraud and searching for paperwork Omar and her father filled out when they came to America.Omar says she became an American citizen at 17 when her father became a naturalized citizen in 2000. But critics have questioned her birth year after congressional staff changed it from 1981 to 1982 in official directories.That year could make a difference in whether she qualified for citizenship through her father. Under the law at the time, Omar would have needed to be under 18 and meet other requirements to become a citizen through him.A search for her father’s naturalization records in 2023 also came up empty, according to the New York Post.Daily Wire investigative reporter Luke Rosiak previously reported that Omar’s father, Nur Omar Mohamed, served as a colonel in Somalia’s military under communist dictator Siad Barre. Omar has described her father as an educator.Rosiak raised questions about whether Mohamed disclosed his military background when the family came to America as refugees.Omar’s sister and another family member have also received subpoenas.Homeland Security agents reportedly took documents and electronics from Omar’s home. She has since demanded that her passport, computers, and other belongings be returned.Omar denies wrongdoing and says the investigation is politically motivated. She has accused President Trump of using the Justice Department to target her because she’s one of his critics.On Wednesday, in a tearful video, Omar asked supporters for money to help fight the Trump administration.“It is going to be a very expensive and challenging time,” she said, asking for donations of $5, $10, or $20.The investigation into Omar’s finances and dealings with a foreign citizen began under the Biden administration in 2024, according to the Times.
Court Docs Offer Two Clues in Feds’ Case Against Rep. Ilhan Omar
NewsFinale NewsFinale Journal WASHINGTON — A court battle between federal prosecutors and news organizations suggests that the search warrant executed at “Squad” Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home may not yet have been fully completed. Federal agents carried out the warrant at dawn on Oct. 12, raiding Omar’s Washington, DC, residence as part of an investigation into her immigration status. […]
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