Ilhan Omar's sister is questioned by federal agents after the raid on the congresswoman's Washington home in immigration fraud probe
Sahra Noor met voluntarily with investigators last week and withdrew from a Minnesota book event, citing a 'family emergency'. Federal agents have reportedly secured DNA evidence they believe proves Ilhan Omar wed her brother, Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, in 2009 to obtain a green card for him. At 44, Omar faces no charges and maintains she has done nothing wrong. She describes the investigation as a politically motivated witch hunt.
Border czar Tom Homan said Omar could be denaturalised and deported: 'Of course.'
ICE agents quizzed blogger Scott Johnson about Omar eight months before the raid.
Omar calls the claim she married her brother 'absurd and offensive'.
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