Federal agents from Homeland Security Investigations and the Department of Justice executed a search warrant at Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington home on October 12, 2026, seizing her phone, passport, and documents as part of an ongoing probe into possible immigration fraud, false statements on citizenship paperwork from the 1990s, and related conspiracy allegations involving her late father. Subpoenas have gone to family members, with officials describing a “strong case” and referencing grand jury review, while an earlier FBI inquiry into marriage-related claims stalled over statutes of limitations. Omar, who won re-election in November, has denied wrongdoing and described the actions as politically motivated. Trader consensus on near-term federal charges remains low because charging a sitting member of Congress requires documented evidence meeting DOJ standards, procedural approvals, and resolution of potential timing or jurisdictional hurdles despite the visible investigative steps.