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Omar says home search was meant to intimidate voters

Rep. Ilhan Omar said a federal search of her Washington home was designed to intimidate voters ahead of the midterm elections and appease President Donald Trump’s supporters. She said her husband and son were home when agents began banging on the doors at 6 a.m., then searched the house for hours.
WHO: Rep. Ilhan Omar
WHAT: Omar said the federal search of her Washington home was intended to intimidate voters and appease Trump supporters.
WHEN: Reported Oct 21, 2026 at 9:42 PM ET
WHERE: Washington, USA
WHY: Omar said the search was designed to intimidate voters ahead of the midterm elections and appease Trump supporters.

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