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Congresswoman Ilhan Omar’s cell phone confiscated, family members subpoenaed

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Congresswoman Ilhan Omar has reportedly had her cell phone confiscated as part of an ongoing investigation. Additionally, subpoenas have been issued to members of her family in connection with the same inquiry. The events were reported on October 15, 2026.

Critics of the investigation have characterized the legal actions as a politically motivated witch hunt. These observers have linked the current proceedings to past rhetoric from President Donald Trump, specifically referencing his previous public comments suggesting the congresswoman should return to Somalia.

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Middle East Eye (GB) Highlights political motivation by linking investigation to Trump's past rhetoric
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