Ilhan Omar case is large and targeting multiple people, reveals DHS Secretary

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin said the investigation that feds probing Rep.Ilhan Omar assembled is a “large case” dealing with multiple people.“This isn’t just a case that’s targeting one individual.

This is a large case that we have presented to the DOJ, and the DOJ is leading the investigations,” he told Fox News on Friday.Mullin said Homeland Security Investigations officials who searched Omar’s home Oct.12 “did a lot of investigation to be able to present the case to them, and I’ll just say this again: We’re enforcing our nation’s laws, and we’re going to do that.

We’re not weaponizing.We’re not using political theater on this.”He spoke the same day The Post reported Omar crossed out her surname to replace it with “Elmi”, then put it back to “Omar” on the certified copy of the 2009 license on file with Hennepin County, Minnesota, officials.Authorities are probing Omar, 44, over potential immigration fraud and whether she made false statements on government documents.Significant dates into Rep.

Ilhan Omar’s past relationships, which point to a potential sham marriage with her brother.Mullin, a former Republican senator from Oklahoma, defended the prosecutorial steps so close to an election despite longstanding DOJ practices on major actions within 60 days of an election.“I’ve made this very, very, very, very clear: we’re enforcing our nation’s laws across the board equally, and we’re going to continue to do that,” he said.“I don’t care where you’re seated, and I don’t care how you’re registered to vote, I don’t care what your job title is.

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