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Rep. Ilhan Omar details federal search of her D.C. home, says she'll have to move for safety reasons
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· October 22, 2026
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Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., on Wednesday described in detail for the first time the early-morning search of her home last week by federal agents, revealing in the process that she can no longer live there because of safety concerns. In an interview with MS NOW, Omar said she and her husband were...
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Key points In an interview with MS NOW, Omar said she and her husband were... , on Wednesday described in detail for the first time the early-morning search of her home last week by federal agents, revealing in the process that she can no longer live there because of safety concerns. More News Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., on Wednesday described in detail for the first time the early-morning search of her home last week by federal agents, revealing in the process that she can no longer live there because of safety concerns. In an interview with MS NOW, Omar said she and her husband were...
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