DOJ subpoenas family members in probe of Rep. Ilhan Omar's immigration background

Federal prosecutors in Minnesota have sent subpoenas to several of Ilhan Omar's family members, though the congresswoman herself was not summoned. The subpoenas are linked to a grand jury examining details of her immigration status, including her birthdate. Omar, who arrived from Somalia in the 1990s and was naturalized at 17, is the focus of the inquiry. Investigators also seek to interview her sister, who has not received a subpoena. The action reflects ongoing scrutiny of her eligibility to serve in Congress.