Feds seize Omar's phone, summon kin
The Associated Press revealed that U.S. federal authorities confiscated Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's phone and issued subpoenas to some of her relatives as part of an investigation into her immigration papers. Security forces raided Omar's home in Washington several weeks before the midterm elections. The investigations aim to examine potential violations related to her father's immigration records when she was a child, alongside joint investigations into financial disclosures. Omar has faced political accusations, and authorities described the operation as an attempt to target her politically, while Democratic opposition views it as part of a broader campaign of political tightening.
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