Ilhan Omar's husband responds to rumors that she fled the U.S. after a federal immigration fraud scheme.

Mint Mint was seen at the couple's home in D.C. as the HSI investigation into Ilhan Omar's immigration cases intensifies with new subpoenas.

See: Ilhan Omar's husband's response to the rumors of her fleeing the country following the federal attack

While Democrat Ilhan Omar has not been seen in public since federal agents raided her Washington, D.C. residence on Monday, her political consultant husband was spotted stepping out of their shared rental home again this week.

Tim Minet was spotted walking his golden labrador retriever Teddy on Wednesday, a second time that day to take out the trash and a third time to evict his wife's employee.

There are rumors that this MP is leaving the country, is this true? Minet was asked during an evening walk with Teddy.

An employee of Omar Congress was arrested the same day he brought two large bags of Burger King fast food to the couple's home. After he entered with food, the security forces escorted him to the door and stood in front of the house.

The appearance of Ilhan Omar's war-torn husband at the scene of the HSI attack in the midst of a criminal fraud investigation

According to reports, Omar's cell phone and passport were seized by federal authorities during the search.

According to reporters, the congressman's staff helped set his birth year from 1981 to 1982 at the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library. Since Omar was reportedly 17 at the time, he was automatically granted citizenship through his father's citizenship. If Omar was born in 1981, he would have been 18 years old, meaning his citizenship could be threatened because he was no longer a minor.

The changed date of birth was published throughout his term in the Minnesota House and for months after serving in Congress.

"My wife came here as a child refugee from the war when she was 12 years old," Myint said. "No worries."

Ilhan Omar's husband insists he is not "concerned" amid a federal immigration investigation

"Why Ilhan Omar recently reported his net worth up to 30 million dollars and immediately said: "Oh, I was wrong! It's really $100,000." Could it be that his highly paid accountant really reported the money stolen from his fraudulent activities in Minnesota? Is that even possible? Do you think the accountant actually gave the correct number the first time, $30 million, and then had to deny it because he'd never seen so much money where he could deny it? That money!" Trump posted on Truth Social on Tuesday.

"Where did her house come from, where did her cars come from, and what about her lovely place in Washington, D.C.? I didn't know that congressmen and women made that kind of money, but I do know that her husband, according to information and belief, makes next to nothing, so it can't be hers. How many people did she bring into our country illegally from Somalia? And we want them to answer."

Maint is still at the center of another investigation into Omar - this time into his finances.

After Monday's HSI raid, U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro said Tuesday that her office is also looking into Omar's financial disclosures regarding his and Minet's net worth report.

Omer was sentenced to 41 years after a thorough investigation after the fraud of the leader of the fraud gang

Scrutiny of Omar's finances intensified after his financial disclosures to Congress in 2024 listed Minet-related business interests of between $6 million and $30 million. Omar's office subsequently said these figures were false and corrected the case.

The biggest change was in the documents related to Minet assets. His reported ownership interests in both the winery and venture capital consulting firm, once worth millions of dollars, are now listed as worthless.

In Omar's 2024 financial disclosures, Maynet's stake in his winery was valued at between $1 million and $5 million, and his stake in his venture capital advisory firm was valued at between $5 million and $25 million. Now, his dividends are both listed at $0.

Officials noted that the investigation into Omar's financial disclosures was unrelated to the raid on his home.

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