Federal agents executed a search warrant at Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington, D.C., residence on October 12, 2026, as part of an active DOJ and Homeland Security Investigations probe into possible immigration-related offenses, including conspiracy and false statements tied to decades-old citizenship paperwork. Agents seized her phone, passport, and documents; subpoenas reached family members; and a DNA sample was collected. Court filings confirm the warrant remains only partially executed, the inquiry extends to other individuals, and no charging decision has been reached. Omar won reelection on November 3 with a wide margin in her district while denying any wrongdoing and attributing the action to political motives. Trader pricing around 22–24% for federal charges by December 31 reflects the gap between an escalated but incomplete investigation and the evidentiary or procedural thresholds required for an indictment.