The possibility of revoking the citizenship of Ilhan Omar; A new report from the Trump administration's investigation

The Wall Street Journal reported on the US government's investigation into Ilhan Omar's immigration records, with the aim of revoking his citizenship and possible deportation; The research that is being done at the same time as the US mid-term elections are approaching.

The Wall Street Journal reported on the US government's investigation into Ilhan Omar's immigration records, with the aim of revoking his citizenship and possible deportation; The research that is being done at the same time as the US mid-term elections are approaching.

Ambassador Arjan - International Group: The Wall Street Journal wrote that the United States government is investigating Ilhan Omar, a Democratic representative of Congress and a staunch critic of the American president, to revoke his citizenship and eventually deport him from this country.

The Wall Street Journal wrote on Thursday morning, citing US officials and people familiar with the investigation: The investigation is partly focused on how Ilhan Omar, a representative of the state of Minnesota in the House of Representatives, received citizenship after entering the United States as a refugee from Somalia. Authorities are investigating his family's immigration records and have issued more than a dozen subpoenas, including to some of his relatives.

The Wall Street Journal report was published just days after US federal agents raided the congressman's home; An attack that Ilhan Omar's office described as "unprecedented intensification" of Donald Trump's administration's actions against its political opponents.

This inspection was conducted only a few weeks before the November 3rd mid-term elections; A crucial election for Republicans vying to retain control of Congress. Omar is seeking his fifth term in Minnesota's 5th congressional district.

The US Department of Homeland Security claimed that the raid was part of a federal investigation.

By executing a search warrant at the home of Ilhan Omar's son, the Minneapolis police found a weapon and ammunition and arrested his 22-year-old roommate.

American federal agents searched the house of Ilhan Omar, the Democratic representative of Congress, as part of a criminal investigation; Omar considered this action as an attempt by the Trump administration to target political opponents and said that he will not remain silent.

The New York Times wrote: The costs of the war against Iran and the decline in Trump's popularity have put the Republicans in a difficult position on the eve of the US mid-term elections.