DHS Investigation Into Rep. Ilhan Omar's Immigration History Draws Subpoenas of Relatives and a Home Search Report

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How the sides differ Alternative sources stress a home search and administration officials' presumption of guilt; right sources stress relatives' subpoenas and a reported birth-year change request by her staff.

Coverage agrees that the Department of Homeland Security is investigating Rep. Ilhan Omar's immigration history. Reason reports that DHS searched her home as part of an immigration fraud probe, and says top administration officials have all but declared her guilty. The New York Post and Fox News report that federal investigators subpoenaed her relatives. They also report that her staff allegedly asked to change her birth year in official biographies, a discrepancy now under scrutiny. The Post says the request came months into her time in Congress and would have made her a year younger.

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Alternative RReasonDHS Searched Ilhan Omar's Home as Part of Immigration Fraud Investigation

Reason highlights the home search and says senior administration officials have effectively presumed guilt while the investigation is still ongoing.

Right · 2 sources NYNew York PostRep. Ilhan Omar’s relatives subpoenaed by feds as DHS investigates lawmaker’s immigration history

• FNFox NewsRep Ilhan Omar's immigration history faces new scrutiny as federal investigators subpoena relatives

The New York Post and Fox News focus on subpoenas to relatives and the reported birth-year change request as a discrepancy under scrutiny.