Shock DNA evidence could expose Ilhan Omar in alleged immigration fraud marriage

Sky News Australia4 hours ago9:31

Federal prosecutors reportedly have DNA evidence they believe could bolster long-running immigration fraud allegations against Ilhan Omar. Sources told The Post the material could be used to test claims that Omar married Ahmed Nur Said Elmi to help him secure immigration status. Omar has repeatedly denied that allegation, while an earlier Trump-era review reportedly found no evidence of citizenship wrongdoing. The investigation has expanded through whistleblowers, government records and evidence seized during a recent search of Omar’s Washington home. Trump border czar Tom Homan has said proven immigration fraud could expose Omar to denaturalisation proceedings, though no charges have been filed. Omar’s lawyers have blasted the investigation as politically motivated and demanded the return of property seized by federal agents.