The Trump administration is reportedly seeking to strip Congresswoman Ilhan Omar of her U.S. citizenship and deport her. Homeland Security Investigations agents recently searched Omar's Washington home, seizing her passport and electronic devices. This action is part of a grand jury investigation into her family's immigration paperwork. Investigators are examining whether Omar or her father misrepresented her age on citizenship documents, which could affect how she obtained her citizenship. Her father, who brought the family to the U.S. from a refugee camp, is also under scrutiny. A similar tip was previously dismissed by Homeland Security under the Biden administration due to insufficient evidence. Omar has denied any immigration fraud, and her office stated there is no basis for the allegations. President Trump has previously called for Omar's deportation. The denaturalization process is significant because civil cases have no statute of limitations, unlike criminal charges for fraud. The administration has pursued a record number of denaturalization lawsuits. A separate investigation is also reportedly looking into Omar's financial disclosures and potential conflicts of interest. Allegations regarding her marriages and immigration have been present since her earlier political campaigns.