Federal authorities raided Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Washington home in October 2026 as part of an ongoing criminal investigation into alleged immigration fraud tied to her 2000 naturalization through her late father’s application. Officials have examined claims that her age or family details were misrepresented on paperwork, potentially allowing citizenship as a minor. Trump administration figures, including the president and border czar, have publicly referenced denaturalization and removal proceedings if fraud is established, while Omar has described the probe as politically motivated and denied wrongdoing. No charges, denaturalization suit, or removal order has been filed. Any path to deportation requires successful civil or criminal adjudication in federal court, followed by immigration proceedings—a process that historically involves extended timelines and high evidentiary standards. Midterm re-election and scheduled congressional sessions through 2027 remain relevant context for timing.