Federal investigators have conducted an active criminal probe into Rep. Ilhan Omar’s immigration paperwork and family history, including a court-authorized search of her Washington home on October 12, 2026, that yielded electronic devices and documents. A Minnesota federal grand jury has received subpoenas to family members as authorities examine potential false statements, conspiracy, and related immigration offenses tied to refugee admissions in the 1990s and a 2009 marriage. The Trump Justice Department has pursued the matter amid public statements from the president referencing the inquiry, while an earlier Obama-era review found limited evidence but was barred by the statute of limitations. No charges have been filed, and the investigation remains open with possible resolution tied to grand-jury outcomes or further evidence review before the end of the current congressional term.