Ilhan Omar’s Relatives Subpoenaed As Birth Year Change Draws Fresh Scrutiny

A federal search has been followed by subpoenas, and an old change to a public record is drawing fresh attention.The questions reach back decades, but investigators have yet to explain publicly what evidence they believe they have found.Representative Ilhan Omar’s relatives have been subpoenaed as federal investigators examine her family’s immigration paperwork, Fox News reported.Fox also highlighted a separate report that Omar’s congressional staff requested a correction to her birth year in 2019.The subpoenas reportedly include one sent to Omar’s sister, Sahra Noor, and at least one other person in her family circle.Fox said it independently learned that multiple family members had received subpoenas.The developments follow Monday’s search of Omar’s Washington, D.C., home by Homeland Security Investigations agents.The Justice Department confirmed that agents executed a judicially authorized warrant as part of an ongoing federal criminal investigation.Two sources familiar with the matter told Fox the search concerned Omar’s immigration paperwork.Investigators are reportedly examining whether Omar’s late father, Nur Omar Mohamed, made false statements or omitted information on immigration forms.The precise scope of that inquiry remains unclear, and no public finding establishes that he falsified the paperwork. A subpoena can compel records or testimony, but receiving one does not mean a family member is suspected of wrongdoing.