Ilhan Omar reveals details of federal raid

So it obviously did freak all of us out. I only had two and a half hours of sleep when they came, you know, pounding on the doors. Our top story tonight, Congresswoman Ilhan Omar says she doesn't feel safe in her Washington house and now plans to move. Her comments come just a week after the federal agents raided her home, reportedly as part of a criminal investigation into potential immigration fraud. Fox 9's Mike Manzoni is following the latest developments for us tonight. And so Mike, Omar's response to whether she once married her own brother is getting attention. Yeah, that rumor started making the rounds a decade ago, even before she became a congresswoman. In her first sit down interview since the raid, this is how she responded to that rumor. He was not, you were not related to him at all. Not that. There's not some weird kernel of truth that through some game of telephone. Not to my knowledge. That was the big gotcha, right? In terms of what you're talking about promising, like we're gonna nail her on the marriage. That was the source of the immigration fraud. That no longer seems to be the issue that they are putatively investigating, right? Investigators are now reportedly looking into potential immigration fraud in Omar's paperwork. The Wall Street Journal has reported that the goal now is to denaturalize and eventually deport her. Omar says more than two dozen federal agents spent hours going through her house, taking phones, notebooks, and even a camera. And now she says she doesn't feel safe living there anymore. Our address has been public and with the death threats that I deal with, it's not it's no longer going to be feasible to be in that house and have my kids like visiting off and on having people track them. And within the last several hours, Fox News reported that Ilhan Omar is not her real name. The report says that her real name is actually Ilhan Nur Said Elmi. One former Minnesota immigration judge told Fox News that using an alias could raise questions about any immigration paperwork that she filled out over the years. Randy Kelsey.