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Federal agents search Ilhan Omar's D.C. home as husband says he has 'no concerns'

Homeland Security Investigations searched Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington, D.C., residence as part of an ongoing federal investigation, and her husband, Tim Mynett, told Fox News he has no concerns about her immigration status.

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Federal agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington, D.C., home on October 12 as part of a criminal investigation that sources say concerns her immigration paperwork and birthdate.(source: Oct 13: Federal agents raid Ilhan Omar's DC home as fraud investigation proceeds)(source: Oct 14: DOJ subpoenas relatives in probe of Rep. Ilhan Omar's immigration status)(source: story 8, Oct 19) Omar has denied all allegations, says she is being politically targeted, and no charges have been filed.(source: story 7, Oct 18)(source: story 8, Oct 19) In a TikTok video, Omar thanked supporters for donations and asked for $5, $10 or $20 contributions to fight the administration before the midterm elections.(source: story 9, Oct 21)

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  • Federal agents with Homeland Security Investigations searched Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington, D.C., home on Monday.
  • The Justice Department described the search as part of an ongoing federal investigation.
  • Tim Mynett, Omar's husband, told Fox News he has 'no concerns' about her immigration status.
  • Subpoenas were issued to at least two of Omar's relatives, including her sister Sahra Noor, according to reports.
  • The investigation is believed to be related to Omar's immigration paperwork.
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Says Omar's husband dismisses federal investigation

Fox News (Politics): Ilhan Omar’s husband insists he has ‘no concerns’ amid federal immigration investigation

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Right-leaning outlets report that Tim Mynett told Fox News he has 'no concerns' about the federal investigation into Omar's immigration paperwork, while noting subpoenas sent to her relatives.

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Calls the raid part of a criminal fraud probe

The Gateway Pundit: WATCH: Ilhan Omar’s Husband Responds to the Pre-Dawn Raid on Her Home and Ongoing Criminal Fraud Investigation

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Far-right outlets frame the search as a pre-dawn raid tied to an ongoing criminal fraud investigation into Omar's immigration paperwork and finances, and say her husband dismissed it.

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