COVER BLOWN! Ilhan Omar CAUGHT Red-Handed… Seconds Later Feds Plan REVOKE Citizenship and DEPORT Her

Federal agents just walked out of a sitting congresswoman's house carrying her passport in an evidence bag, guys. Not a burglar, not a cable guy. Homeland security with a warrant. Now, the congresswoman is Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, and the real question that everyone assumed got answered at the swearing is, is she actually a U.S. citizen? Well, it turns out nobody's required to check. Not CNN, not Congress. The case got cracked by one Minnesota woman named A.J. Curran, armed with a laptop, a postage stamp, and the patience of a DMV saint. She asked USCIS for the naturalization record of Ilhan Omar's late father, Nur Omar Muhammad, also known as Muhammad. Now the record, the record Omar's whole citizenship story is hanging on. Now, USCIS searched every spelling of his name, Muhammad, Muhammad, and then sent back the most expensive word in government. Unfortunately, no record. DHS checked too. Nothing. Two federal agencies. One empty drawer. Meanwhile, Ilhan Omar's birth year mysteriously slid from 1981 to 1982 on an official Minnesota website. Right there. Right after she won. In fact, most people shave off a year on dating apps. This was a state database. It's kind of bold, truly bold, guys. Oh, and now it's absolutely spiraling. Grand jury subpoenas. Some are landing on her own family's doorsteps. Jeanine Pirro poking at disclosures showing up to $30 million in assets. Somebody's clipping some serious coupons out here. And of course, the Wall Street Journal says that the Trump administration is building a case to strip her citizenship entirely. What do you think, folks? Well, Ilhan Omar calls it political revenge. Sure, maybe it is, maybe it isn't. But here's the kicker. You need a background check to drive for Uber to sit in Congress. Minnesota checks absolutely nothing. The FEC checks nothing. Congress clearly checks nothing. You sign a form and boom, you're over there writing laws. Let that land for a second, guys. 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But this search warrant was signed off by a federal judge. We haven't seen the affidavit or the warrant, but there had to be probable cause for that judge to sign off on that. What I do hope and I pray is that the Department of Justice will be as transparent as possible because transparency breeds legitimacy. And we certainly don't want to have people claiming that this was weaponization of the DOJ. be transparent get the facts out it's a historical case it will not hurt the investigations to share as much information as possible we need to see that we also know there was an investigation that was opened in 2020 from Biden's DOJ so what does this kind of investigation tell you about where federal federal authorities could be headed next yeah you know we haven't seen the affidavit or the or the search warrant but you know what i've got to believe they're going to be grabbing they grab paperwork they grab electronics computers phones and as they always say follow the money so i I think you're going to have analysts going through all these different documents and different types of mediums that were seized and searching it to track the financials. I think that's where we're headed. But again, try to get this information out to the American public as soon as possible. It'll make this legitimate. And I think it will give a lot more credibility to the department as they move forward. Three weeks before Election Day, inside, just Ilhan Omar and her husband, probably not expecting company. I don't think I'd be expecting a whole team of black vans rolling up at 8 o'clock in the morning in front of the house. Definitely not this kind of company at least. So then the bags start coming out. Her cell phone, her laptops, her notebooks, and then the passport. Yes, her passport. Now let that land for a second guys. The little blue book with the United States of America stamped in gold on the cover, sealed in plastic and carried down the front steps by a federal agent. Now most members of Congress lose their passport at the airport. She lost hers to Homeland Security. So, the Justice Department confirmed it. An ongoing federal criminal investigation. No charges, not yet. But agents don't seize your passport because they want to see your vacation stamps. 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And our next guest tried to expose all of this when she was running for Congress against Ilhan Omar in Minnesota. She is with us tonight in a Finnerty exclusive. A.J. Kern, we appreciate you being here. It's good to see you. Please take us through what you found out when you looked into all of this yourself. What did you do and what did you learn after Ilhan Omar's father passed away? Well, I was writing a monthly column in the St. Cloud Times and part of my research involved refugee resettlement. And what I found is that it's fairly easy when a refugee comes into the country, they're issued a social security number. when they go to obtain a driver's license, they register to vote. And I think this is what Ilhan Omar did. She's never had her citizenship verified, not by the Minnesota Secretary of State or the FEC or Congress. And she's always claimed that she obtained citizenship when she was a 17 year old minor, which means she's claiming derivative citizenship that she's claiming that when her father naturalized, that she automatically obtained citizenship. But it appears that neither of those two things are true, that her father naturalized when he passed away in 2020. I requested his naturalization records, and I did receive a response from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services that they did a thorough search of their records and using all variations of her father's name, and he's not in the database. Let me just ask you, do you think there's a chance that this is all a lie and that for the last 26 years she's been lying about who she is and her immigration status into this country? Yes, I do. So A.J. Kern asked one simple question. Where's the naturalization record for Ilhan Omar's father, Nur Omar Muhammad? U.S. CIS searched every spelling, every variation, and then the most expensive word in government, unfortunately. No matching record. No matching record. You don't say. The date of that letter? June 20th. World Refugee Day. You can't even make this stuff up, guys. And then DHS sent a certificate of non-existence. A real document with a real seal officially certifying that something isn't there. Your tax dollars. Hard at work. Now, fair is fair. No record found. It's not a guilty verdict. But naturalization leaves footprints. A certificate number, an oath ceremony, a room full of people waving little flags, family photos. And Ilhan Omar can authorize the release of her own records at any time. One signature. So why not just show the paper? CNN never asked. They were busy. Okay guys, quick civics lesson, shall we? When a parent becomes a citizen, their kids under 18 automatically become citizens automatically. This is called derivative citizenship. Think of a door with two locks, right? Key number one, dad has to naturalize. Key number two, the kid has to be under 18 years old. If you miss either of those keys, the door stays shut. Now, watch the math, okay? Omar's family landed in America on March 8th, 1995. There's a five-year wait. So dad could apply on March 8th, 2000. Omar's listed birth year, 1981, which makes her 18 years old. Oops. hmm so then AJ Kern posts that math online days later Ilhan Omar's office asks the Minnesota legislative library to change a birth year to 1982 huh poof one candle quietly pulled off of the birthday cake now most people shave a year off a dating app this is a government website guys and somebody back in 2000 stamped that paperwork did anybody grab a calculator not then not for 26 years. So now the missing candle is reportedly sitting at the center of a federal investigation today. Now think of the one person you know who got fingerprinted, drug tested, and background checked just to stock shelves. Send this video right now to that person right now. They're going to have some questions. Now let's go ahead and talk about the woman who did the math. AJ Kern, Minnesota, not an FBI agent, no badge, no budget, no staff of 40, just a laptop, a kitchen table, and a stubborn streak that you could pave a highway on. In 2020, she took Omar's eligibility straight to a judge. The judge's answer? Not my department. Checking members belongs to Congress. Wonderful. One problem. Congress doesn't check anybody. So when Omar's father passed away in 2020, Kern did what an entire branch of government never bothered to do. She filed for his records. And then she waited and waited a whole year for one government envelope inside no matching record. Now, think about it. 535 members of Congress, thousands of staffers, a budget measured in billions, and the case got cracked by a private citizen with a postage stamp. Now, somewhere, a congressional ethics committee is still sitting on its lunch break right now. Kern just kept on asking. Washington kept shrugging. Hold on to her name, guys. She's coming back, I promise. Now, one quick question. When's the last time you got a job without somebody checking you out first? Drive for Uber? Background check. You want to coach Little League? background check run a register at a big box store background check and maybe even have to pee in a cup now if you want to run for congress the minnesota secretary of state doesn't verify your citizenship no law says it even has to the fec nope congress itself takes your word for it pinky swear you promise cross your heart hope to die you sign a form you smile congratulations you get to write some laws oh and it gets even better than that a soldier needs a security clearance and the government digs through her whole life. But a member of Congress? No clearance required. Win an election, get the secrets. Ilhan Omar sat on the House Foreign Affairs Committee until Republicans removed her in 2023, guys. And then this January, Nancy Mace tried to subpoena Ilhan Omar's immigration records in the Oversight Committee. Democrats and Republicans teamed up to kill it. Nancy Mace was the only no vote. Bipartisanship? Finally. And look what they used for. Now, let's go ahead and talk about dad. In her memoir, Ilhan Omar described her father, Noor Omar Muhammad, as an educator. Now, picture chalk dust, lesson plans, a cardigan. Then he passed away in 2020, and his obituaries told a slightly different story. Colonel, Somali National Army, under dictator Siad Bar, commanded a regiment in the war against Ethiopia. This is not a teacher, this is a teacher who forgot to mention the tanks." The other allegation is related to Omar's father, whom some have claimed misrepresented himself as a refugee to U.S. officials when he applied for citizenship. The Minnesota congresswoman has long described her father as an educator who fled his country's devastating civil war alongside millions of others. But an expert scholar exclusively told the Post that Nur Omar Mohammed was actually a prominent military commander in the Somalia dictatorship that killed as many as 200,000 people. Nour, born in the Somali coastal town of Baidoa in the semi-autonomous region of Puntland, joined Somalia's military in the late 60s, with conflicting reports suggesting he trained in the Soviet Union or Egypt. He allegedly played a key role in Siad Barre's army after the bloodthirsty dictator seized power in a Soviet-backed coup in 1969. Now, Intel says that he was both a soldier and a teacher trainer, but educator is quite the edit. calling a NASCAR driver a guy with a long commute. The source intel goes a lot farther. In fact, it accuses him of serving a regime that killed hundreds of thousands and then posing as a refugee to get in. Fact checkers say that there's no evidence that he personally committed war crimes. But here's what nobody disputes. When Barr's government collapsed in 1991, the family ran a dusty refugee camp in Kenya, then America in 1995. Ilhan Omar's mother died when she was two. So every form, every signature, every date runs through one man, dad. So why would anyone forge family on refugee paperwork? Simple. Kids are a golden ticket. Walk into a refugee office with a whole bunch of little ones around you, and all of a sudden your file jumps to the top of the pile. This is not a theory, guys. In 2008, the State Department got suspicious about family claims coming out of refugee camps starting in Kenya. So they did something wild. They tested DNA. About 3,500 people. Cheek swabs, lab envelopes. They could confirm the family ties in fewer than one out of five cases. One out of five, guys. Picture a family photo where four out of five people are just random strangers who wandered in for free cake. The program got shut down for years. It only came back with mandatory DNA tests. Now, of course, the intel points to another family claim, the long-running allegation that Ilhan Omar married her own brother. Ilhan Omar calls it a disgusting lie. It's never been proven, but here's who should be angriest about all of it. The refugees who waited, filed honestly, and they did everything right. Fraud insults them first. They waited in line. So how did Ilhan Omar react to the raid? Political revenge, Trump weaponizing law enforcement, Hakeem Jeffries and top Democrats rushed out a statement calling it baseless. Oh, and President Donald Trump, yeah, says that he had nothing to do with it. And then he also added that he's always found her totally crooked personally. Very hands-off, very Switzerland. But then the envelopes started landing. Grand jury subpoenas, more than a dozen. One went to her own sister, Sahar Noor. Omar's one known sister, Sahar Noor, has been pictured with the congresswoman and recently published a memoir about immigrating from Somalia. Noor also runs a Minneapolis-based consulting firm that touts the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and other groups as clients. The New York Times reported that Noor was subpoenaed as part of the federal probe into Omar's immigration paperwork. Now, careful guys, a subpoena doesn't mean that you're in trouble. It means that the grand jury wants to hear what you know. But when prosecutors start knocking on family doors, they're drawing a family tree, branch by branch. And while they're at it, there's the money. That's right, there's the money. In Washington, Janine Pirro's office is digging through Ilhan Omar's financial disclosures, and it shows that she and her husband hold between $6 and $30 million in assets, a giant jump from the year before. Now, on a congressional salary, that's not a raise. That is a rocket launch. So follow the money because it never lies, right? In addition to questions about what exactly federal agents were looking for and what they found, in Congresswoman Ilhan Omar's Washington, D.C. home, new ones are now emerging about why she was targeted in the first place. Now, I do know that there are some serious allegations against Ilhan Omar. We're going to look into those. And again, if there's a real case there, we're going to follow the facts. President Trump claiming no knowledge of the investigation, but once again criticizing Omar Monday night. She comes into our country and she says, I have a constitutional right. She's got a constitutional right. She's telling us about the constitution. And she comes from one of the worst countries anywhere on the planet. So is it game over? The Wall Street Journal reports that the goal is crystal clear. Build a case to strip Omar's citizenship and then deport her almost anywhere out of here, more than likely to Somalia. But this is called denaturalization and it's rare. Bigfoot sightings are rare. Now, here's Ilhan Omar's best defense. Back in 2019, during President Trump's first term, Homeland Security looked into this and they found insufficient evidence case closed. Except if the case was closed, why is a grand jury handing out subpoenas like Halloween candy now? And if this goes the distance, the questions could get quite wild. Her votes, every bill, every one-vote speaker, does any of it still count? Legal experts say that the votes almost certainly stand. Try explaining that to the taxpayers who paid for them. Her paycheck? Nearly eight years of congressional salary. Does anybody ask for a refund? How exactly did she get a passport in the first place? One thing isn't in question. Her kids were born right here. They're citizens, period. Everything else? Tick-tock. Election day is two weeks out, guys, and Ilhan Omar's name is still on the ballot in Minnesota. Now, think about how we got here. Minnesota didn't check. The FEC didn't check. Congress didn't check. And when Nancy Mace tried, both parties shut her down. So who checked? AJ Kern. Remember her? Kitchen table, laptop, one postage stamp, one year of waiting. She did the job an entire government skipped for free. And the fix isn't rocket science. Proof of citizenship for every federal candidate. real vetting in Congress, and maybe, just maybe, a separate ID number for non-citizens so that way a social security card can't double as a voter registration ticket. Because citizenship is not just a piece of paper, it is a promise. You check it like one. Maybe Ilhan Omar's paperwork shows up tomorrow, maybe it doesn't. Either way, the system that never asks is the real scandal. People keep saying nothing ever happens, but this time, something just did. A congresswoman's passport is sitting in an evidence bag, her family is getting subpoenas, and the only reason any of it even came to light is that one woman in Minnesota who refused to stop asking. Seen and missed it, the machine tried to ignore it, and you found it right here, guys. Now, think of the one person who you know got background checked just to earn a paycheck. Send them this video. Not to make them angry, send it so that they know how regular people asking simple questions still matters. Now, if today delivered, go ahead and hit the like button on the way out. It only takes one second, zero dollars, and it helps this reach people who still have no idea what's happening. We'll see you on the next one. I love you.