• Federal agents raided Representative Ilhan Omar's home in an immigration probe.
• The investigation centers on Omar's immigration paperwork from her childhood.
• Omar has denied allegations of immigration fraud, describing them as “disgusting lies.”
• The inquiry is part of an ongoing criminal investigation by Homeland Security Investigations.
• Homeland Security Secretary emphasized “no one’s above the law” regarding the investigation.

Federal agents from Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) executed a judicially authorized search warrant at Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's home early Monday morning in Washington, D.C. This raid is part of an ongoing federal investigation into her immigration paperwork that reportedly dates back to her childhood, according to CBS News and India Times.

The investigation, spearheaded by HSI and supported by the Justice Department, focuses on allegations related to immigration documents filled out by Omar's late father. Border czar Tom Homan previously warned that the investigation indicates “no one’s above the law,” suggesting that it could lead to severe consequences for Omar if wrongdoing is established, as reported by BBC and Los Angeles Times.

Omar, who has represented Minnesota in Congress since 2018, vehemently denies all allegations of fraud, describing them as “absurd and offensive.” During past discussions, she has also stated that claims regarding her marrying her brother to secure his immigration status are lies, further asserting that such accusations have been politically motivated, according to India Times and Los Angeles Times.