Federal authorities raided her Washington, D.C., residence in what’s reportedly a probe related to her immigration paperwork.
Much of Ilhan Omar’s family story is a black box, but we are presumably about to learn more about it.
Federal authorities raided her Washington, D.C., residence in what’s reportedly a probe related to her immigration paperwork.
The representative has alleged an effort to weaponize federal law enforcement and silence her. The Trump administration, which has repeatedly overreached in pursuit of its political opponents, doesn’t deserve the benefit of the doubt in such matters, although questions have swirled around Omar’s background for years.
She has always responded with angry dismissals, even when the Minneapolis Star-Tribune — not exactly a right-wing news source — ...
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