Ilhan Omar's Story Is 'Falling Apart': Former Constitutional Law Professor

After the New York Times reported Obama even investigated her, his Justice Department and DOJ investigated her fake marriage for basically marrying her brother. This is after Biden's DOJ also was found to be investigating her. Critics asking, why can't Ilhan Omar just take a DNA test to prove she didn't marry her brother if nothing's wrong? The new report says Obama's Justice Department and FBI had investigated and found evidence Omar committed marriage fraud by marrying her brother to get him a green card. According to six current and former officials familiar with the case, Congresswoman Omar has denied all these allegations. But President Obama recently attacked the DOJ probe, alleging this was political when his own administration investigated her, and again, so did Joe Biden's DOJ. Why did they shut it down? What did they find out? Let's welcome for more on this, attorney and former constitutional law professor, Horace Cooper. You know, Carrie Urbahn, it's good to see you, Professor. Carrie Urbahn points out nothing would have stopped the Obama administration from pursuing a civil immigration fraud case against her, which has no statute of limitations. So what did they find out? Why did they shut it down? Well, first, let me just say, I am an academic, a scholar, and I don't have private clients, but this is like Christmas in July. Bye. Bye. Unbelievable, the exciting, novel issues that are coming before us that need explication. It isn't just a case of a DNA test. There are a number of really significant issues that would make, as my grandmother used to say, Omar is in deep doo-doo. OK, so we must explore all of it. So the question is, why did they shut it down? What do they find out? The Biden White House, interior finances are looking into and the Obama. Justice Department. I mean, the New York Post reports numerous people in Minnesota's Somali community knew, said they knew that Omar had married her brother and that Omar's first husband told them that directly. Also, this wait for this. Omar's campaign, according to The Times, got a letter from the Minnesota U.S. attorney's office in August 2016 to save her run for Congress, saying his office was not investigating her. But in that same Times report, this U.S. attorney downplayed that and said his letter did not resolve the underlying allegations of marriage fraud. He also said federal agents may have been investigating Omar without his knowledge. So this whole story seems to be falling apart for her. It is falling apart, but what you just outlined is a serious legal metastasis. For instance, someone in the Biden Justice Department and someone in the Obama Justice Department locked down the findings that likely would have revealed that there were either actual violations of the law or a reason for an investigation. To continue, those individuals, whoever they are, are going to have to now answer why they interfered with this investigation. I want your audience to know this, I'd like the immigration process to precede any criminal process and let the prior inconsistent statements that are shown to be false in that denaturalization system investigation trial or hearing be used later in a criminal case. Okay, we'll see. The question is too, why doesn't she just give her DNA evidence? To disprove all this, if nothing's wrong. Horace Cooper, thank you. Make sure to like and subscribe to the latest news on Fox Business on YouTube. And you can catch full shows streaming now on Fox One.