Federal investigators have questioned Sahra Noor, the older sister of Rep. Ilhan Omar, in connection with an ongoing immigration fraud probe targeting the congresswoman, Fox News Digital has learned. Three sources familiar with the investigation confirmed that Noor voluntarily spoke with investigators last week, following a high-profile pre-dawn raid on Omar’s Washington D.C. residence. While the specifics of Noor’s conversation with investigators remain unclear, the development comes as the probe reportedly centers on allegations that Omar or her father may have falsified information on her citizenship paperwork, a matter that could potentially lead to denaturalization, according to Border Czar Tom Homan. The raid, executed by Homeland Security Investigations, resulted in the seizure of Omar’s personal phone, passport, and computer, prompting her attorneys to demand the return of the confiscated property. This intensified scrutiny has also seen about a dozen of Omar’s relatives subpoenaed, according to The New York Times. Amidst the chaos, Noor, who like Omar, arrived in the U.S. as a child refugee from Somalia and is currently promoting her book, canceled a scheduled book tour event in Minnesota, citing a ‘family emergency.’ Omar herself has remained out of public view since the raid, though she has publicly denounced the federal action as an ‘outrageous abuse of power’ and a politically motivated attack by the Trump administration, a claim refuted by Vice President JD Vance, who stated the investigation is driven by facts and the law, not political retribution.
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