Omar says agents took 17 items in home raid, plans to move
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Summary
Rep. Ilhan Omar said federal agents seized 17 items, including her phones and her husband's notebooks, during an Oct. 12 raid on her Washington, D.C. home tied to an investigation into her citizenship status. In her first interview since the search, Omar said agents arrived around 6 a.m. while her husband and son were home, and that she must move because of threats following her address becoming public.
Left-leaning
- Rep. Ilhan Omar details federal search of her D.C. home, says she’ll have to move for safetyNBC News · Oct 21, 11:13 PM
- Rep. Ilhan Omar says she will move from her Washington, DC, home after federal searchABC News · Oct 22, 6:33 AM
Center
- Ilhan Omar says 'bizarre' pre-dawn raid on her home is forcing her to move outBBC News · Oct 22, 9:36 AM
- What did federal agents take from Ilhan Omar's home?NewsNation · Oct 22, 1:23 PM
- Omar says raid was trying to ‘freak her out,’ 17 items including phones takenThe Hill · Oct 22, 1:56 PM
Right-leaning
- Ilhan Omar Says She Has To Move After Fed Raid, Feels UnsafeThe Daily Wire · Oct 22, 8:19 AM
- Ilhan Omar says she lives 'paycheck to paycheck' as DOJ probes financial disclosuresFox News · Oct 22, 3:18 PM