Social media erupts after cops reportedly raid home of Ilhan Omar's son: 'Not a good look'

Social media is in a frenzy over a report that police raided the home of Rep.Ilhan Omar's son over charges in connection with allegations involving his roommate.Minneapolis police raided the home of Adnan Hirsi earlier this week when they confiscated guns and ammunition before arresting his roommate, Abdulrahman Abdi, Alpha News reported.

Hirsi, Omar's son, has not been implicated in any wrongdoing, nor is the congresswoman implicated in the reported incident.But the report's mention that the suspect shares an apartment with the progressive lawmaker's son was enough to make her right-wing critics on social media erupt."Nothing to see here.Move along," Steve Ferguson, a small business owner with nearly 300,000 followers on X, posted.CAUGHT ON CAMERA: SQUAD DEM SQUIRMS WHEN PRESSED ON VANCE DOJ FRAUD PROBERep.

Ilhan Omar speaks during a mark-up meeting with the House Budget Committee on Capitol Hill on May 16, 2025, in Washington, D.C.(Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images)Right-wing activist Benny Johnson wrote, "Not a good look for Ilhan Omar."Online influencer "Spitfire" wrote on the site, "This Omar investigation is getting more interesting by the day.""Anyone shocked that a horrible person would be a horrible mother? What do you expect from someone who marries their brother?" wrote Townhall columnist Derek Hunter, referencing an unproven online conspiracy theory that Omar previously was married to her brother, which she has denied.REP ILHAN OMAR'S DAUGHTER STRIKES HARD-CORE COMMUNIST POSE AS MOM BATTLES CLAIMS SHE IS RICHCommentator Gunther Eagleman called to "deport Ilhan Omar and her family."Benny Johnson appears as a guest during a taping of "Candace" hosted by Candace Owens on Jan.

11, 2022, in Nashville.(Brett Carlsen/Getty Images)"Ilhan Omar: Supports violent jihad.

Ilhan's daughter: Arrested during pro-Hamas campus riots; traveled to Cuba with a CCP-linked group.Ilhan's son: Home raided by police; guns and ammunition seized," wrote Eitan Fischberger, a former ...