The investigation is underway: Where has the Muslim congresswoman disappeared to? | Exclusive

Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has not been seen in public since a Homeland Security raid on her home on suspicion of immigration fraud. Her phone and passport were confiscated, her daughters were seen arriving at the house, and her husband defended her. Senior Trump administration officials hinted at the possibility of citizenship revocation.

Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has not been seen in public since a nighttime raid by Homeland Security investigators on her home in Washington last week, on suspicion of immigration fraud. The raid took place on Monday, October 12, 2026, at around 6:00 AM. The investigation is examining whether Omar or her father provided false information on her citizenship forms. A mobile phone and passport were reportedly confiscated. Omar's daughters were seen arriving at the house in the dark, and her husband Tim Mient confronted the media and defended her. Senior Trump administration officials, including Border Czar Tom Homan and Vice President JD Vance, dismissed claims of political persecution. Homan hinted that if the allegations are proven, it could lead to citizenship revocation proceedings. The article reports on the events using dramatic terminology such as 'disappeared' and 'secret nighttime raid,' but does not provide direct evidence of fraud.