Feds Discover Ilhan Omar’s Immigration File Does Not Match Her Public Biography After Reading Sister’s Texts

Ilhan Omar when she isn't angry

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) had her D.C. home raided this week as part of an ongoing immigration fraud investigation. The rumors have circulated for years. The Justice Department has now decided to treat them as something other than background noise. Federal agents searched her home and seized her phone, computer, and passport. Omar’s personal life contains a series of dates and relationships that refuse to line up in the same order twice.

She has misfiled campaign finance reports and her taxes. Staff members may have adjusted her date of birth in 2018 so the naturalization timeline would remain internally consistent. The probe began under President Joe Biden, which removes the usual option of labeling the entire matter a coordinated political attack. A significant development arrived through text messages recovered from the phone of Omar’s sister, Sahra Noor, which officials seized earlier this year. 

The New York Times reported:

Federal investigators have been reviewing family text messages as they aim to build a case implicating Representative Ilhan Omar, a Minnesota Democrat, of conspiring to commit immigration fraud, three [anonymous] people familiar with the matter said this week.

The messages were obtained from a phone that officials seized earlier this year from one of Ms. Omar’s sisters, Sahra Noor, a health care executive and author, according to the three people.

The messages contained information that investigators had used to get a federal judge to authorize homeland security agents to search Ms. Omar’s Washington-area residence on Monday, the three [anonymous] people said. Agents spent hours searching the home of the congresswoman and were seen walking away with several boxes of seized items.

The people familiar with the seizure of Ms. Noor’s phone spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss an open criminal investigation that is before a federal grand jury in Minnesota. Federal officials have issued subpoenas in recent days to Ms. Noor and several other people in Ms. Omar’s orbit.

The investigation seeks to determine whether Ms. Omar and her relatives lied or omitted crucial information in immigration paperwork they filed since moving to the United States in the 1990s. They were admitted as refugees after fleeing Somalia’s civil war.

Markwayne Mullin, the homeland security secretary, suggested last month that the investigation could ultimately result in Ms. Omar’s deportation.

The Justice Department on Friday did not immediately respond to a request for comment about Ms. Noor’s phone. It was not clear when or where her phone was seized.

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Ms. Noor, who recently published a memoir about her upbringing and the family’s journey to the United States, did not respond this week to several requests for comment. In recent years she has split her time between the United States and Kenya, and she spoke at events in the Minneapolis area this month to promote her book.

A Democrat judge approved the warrant. Judges generally prefer not to attach their signatures to searches of sitting members of Congress unless the supporting material is difficult to ignore. Federal agents also sorted through Omar’s trash in search of DNA evidence, which indicates the inquiry has moved past paperwork discrepancies into questions of biological relatedness.

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DNA evidence on Charlie Kirk's shooter is in

FBI Director Kash Patel dropped a bombshell on "Fox & Friends" Monday, claiming they have the goods on Tyler Robinson, the guy fingered for trying to take out Charlie Kirk. DNA evidence, straight from the scene.

Patel didn't mince words: "I can report today that the DNA hits from the towel that was wrapped around the firearm and the DNA on the screwdriver are positively processed for the suspect in custody." 

The probability that the DNA belongs to someone else rather than Robinson, is practically zero. Profiling, which compares genetic markers, is very precise. The probability of two unrelated people sharing the same DNA profile using the standard 13 to 20 markers used in forensic analysis, is less than 1 in a billion! So in addition to visual evidence, the shooter's father's statement, and his LGBTQ partner's statement, the chances that Robinson is not the shooter is slim to none.

Cops say Robinson pulled a stuntman move, leaping off a roof at Utah Valley University right after the shooting, then hightailed it through some woods into a nearby neighborhood leaving behind a DNA-drenched towel and a screwdriver. The only thing missing was an inscription with his name on these items.

Right now, Robinson is cooling his heels under "special watch" in Utah, giving cops the silent treatment. He might not be talking, but that DNA's got plenty to say.

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Elizabeth Warren smokes peace pipe with Cherokee Nation

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (Democrat, of course--MA) has finally figuratively smoked a peace pipe with the Cherokee Nation, not for claiming to be part of the tribe, but for taking a DNA test to try proving it.

The DNA test 23 And Me, was used to "prove" she had Native-American ancestry. But the test merely showed that one of her ancestors may have sat on a toilet seat, got impregnated by either a South American or possibly a Native American, and that she might be 1/1024th Cherokee. Or not.

Warren's calculated apology comes after she sent out smoke signals to formally launch her 2020 presidential campaign.

“Senator Warren has reached out to us and has apologized to the tribe. We are encouraged by this dialogue and understanding that being a Cherokee Nation tribal citizen is rooted in centuries of culture and laws, not through DNA tests,” Cherokee Nation spokeswoman Julie Hubbard wrote in a statement written in English rather than her native Iroquoian, which Warren does not speak.

The October DNA test by the Massachusetts senator angered some tribal leaders and sparked plenty big political pushback against the squaw at the time.

The move comes just over a quarter moon before Warren is expected to formally declare her candidacy for president, once she launched an exploratory committee. 

On Thursday, her campaign teased that Warren would have an announcement on Feb. 9. The country is waiting with baited breath.

Warren's effort to clean up from the DNA test rollout comes as several other big-name figures enter the 2020 race -- most recently, New Jersey Sen. Cory Booker on Friday.

The DNA results also fueled claims by Republican critics that she used a trace amount of Native American heritage to advance her academic career as she did at Harvard, a school that hires based on intersectional criteria.

The test itself revealed strong evidence the Massachusetts senator had a Native-American ancestor dating back six to 10 generations. But that means if Warren’s great-great-great-grandmother were Native American, she would be considered 1/64 Native American. Should Warren’s ancestor date back 10 generations, she would be only 1/1,024 Native American.

The Cherokee Nation slammed Warren at the time, with the tribe’s secretary of state Chuck Hoskin Jr., saying the use of “a DNA test to lay claim to any connection to the Cherokee Nation or any tribal nation, even vaguely, is inappropriate and wrong.”

Warren’s apology appears to be an about-face by the senator, who up until now had repeatedly defended taking the DNA test.

Asked about it on the campaign trail in Iowa – days after she launched a presidential exploratory committee on Dec. 31 – Warren said she acted in the interest of transparency.

“My decision was I’m just going to put it all out there. All my hiring records. Including the DNA test. It’s out there. It’s online. Anybody can look at it,” she explained.

The Warren campaign did not immediately respond to a request by Fox News for comment on Friday.

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Warren: 'I'm not a person of color'

The colorless Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) gave a commencement address at Morgan State University, a primarily black institution, on Friday. To the astonishment of everyone, she just came out and bravely admitted it: "I'm not a person of color," she told the crowd of people of color. Their jaws dropped and you could have heard an arrow hitting the floor.

The Washington Post reported that Warren said, “As a country, we need to stop pretending that the same doors open for everyone, because they don’t. I’m not a person of color. And I haven’t lived your life or experienced anything like the subtle prejudice, or more overt harm, that you may have experienced just because of the color of your skin.”

But she is a Native American and hides it well. People don't realize that even as a paleface, she is also a redskin, if I'm allowed to say that. And in 2012 Maggie Haberman of Politico reported that a 1997 Fordham Law Review piece described Warren as Harvard Law School's "first woman of color.”

So is she is, or is she ain't a squaw?

According to a recent DNA test [which is not the method to determine whether or not an individual is considered a Native American] that President Trump trolled her into taking, her claims of having Native American ancestry were shot down. Even leftist rags like  The Washington Post  and The New York Times destroyed her original claim and she continued to draw the ire of real Native American tribal leaders.

The supporters of Warren’s presidential ambitions worry that she hasn't been able to assuage criticism from grass-roots progressive groups, and liberal political operatives. Her potential 2020 supporters now complain that she put too much emphasis on racial science, a controversial field at best, and thus played into Trump’s hands.

Michael Reed, Research Director & Deputy Communications Director of the Republican National Committee, commented on Warren’s surprising, and for her, unprecedented admission on Friday:

 “Elizabeth Warren’s web of lies continues to play out on the national stage as she tries and fails to put this whole sordid saga behind her. What’s indisputable is that Warren took advantage of minority status she wasn’t entitled to in order to gain a professional advantage. Good luck explaining that in a Democrat presidential primary increasingly focused on identity politics.”

As for Pocahontas' chances in 2020, it's still too soon to tell. I would never count her out and it appears that this recent admission that she's a paleface may be the only way she knows how to apologize for being a liar.

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Warren admits 'I am not a citizen of any tribal nation' but listen . . .

Fauxcahontas has given up her tribal war bonnet and said, "I am not a citizen of any tribal nation. Only tribes determine tribal citizenship, it's not done by DNA."

See what she did there? She's saying that she isn't an official Native American, but her DNA says she has Native American genes.

Which might be true if 1/64th to 1/1024th part Native American impresses you. Most Western Europeans have better percentages than her, and the test she used "23 and Me," used South American data, not North American, so we don't even know the true accuracy.

For Warren to have a chance in the 2020 presidential campaign with the Democrats, she needs to have the right intersectionality, the right combination of traits: LGBT would put her at the top, but being in any minority group would have helped her chances. So she's apparently still trying to hang onto the notion that she has Indian blood, but she's whiter than the letters on this page.

She even lied when she said: "I've put out ten years of taxes. I've put out my hiring records, all the papers that anybody could find. I put out my family history, shoot, I even took a DNA test. It's there. I am an open book."

Yes. She's an open book, the kind known as a Dime Store Novel.

"Me and Memaw"

Warren listed herself as Native in the Association of American Law School Directory. While at the University of Pennsylvania Law School, where she taught from 1987 to 1995, The Boston Globe reported that she "had her ethnicity changed from white to Native American." She was also listed as such at Harvard University Law School, where she was a tenured faculty member beginning in 1995.

Warren's DNA test revealed that she might have a Native American family member or a family member from Central or South America, from 6 to 10 generations ago. That would make her the 1/64th and 1/1024th Native American [North or South or Central] as previously mentioned, and that translates to 98.5% to 99.9% white.

Freaking snow is less white than Elizabeth Warren.

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U.K. has become a disgusting hovel that plays God very poorly

It's one thing when the parents of a child with medical conditions want to kill the child and the hospital and government forbid it. But it's another thing when the parents of a child want to do whatever they can to save the child and the hospital and government want the child to die because "it's in the child's best interests."

The United (aka Untied) Kingdom has decided that 23-month-old baby Alfie Evans should die. What a horrible, horrible decision the court system came to after the judge denied the parents' request to travel to Italy to seek further treatment.

Now that Alfie is of life-support since Monday night and battling for his life, his parents have been forced to give him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation while sitting in a hospital.

The Sun reported on Tuesday that the "Evans' parents are giving him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation in a desperate bid to keep him alive after a court ruled he cannot be flown to Italy for treatment. Tom Evans tonight said he and Alfie's mum Kate are trying to help Alfie's breathing after 'his lips turned blue.'"

Tom Evans made this incredibly sad comment outside Alder Hey Hospital in Liverpool. "We were doing what a nurse should have been doing to sustain his life," he said.

"Now they are saying that he looks really good but we all know he should be in Italy right now."

Baby Alfie is thought to suffer from encephalomyopathic mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome. The hospital staff claim keeping him alive is not in his "best interest." Yes, these wonderful people believe that death is in Alfie's best interest but his parents don't agree. Tom and Kate Evans are fighting a last-ditch legal battle to take Alfie to Italy for treatment where Italy has even granted the baby citizenship and an offer of assistance.

But the Evans' were met only with rejection from the U.K.:

"Alfie Evans' family has lost its legal challenge to fly him to Italy for treatment in what judge calls the 'final chapter in the case of this extraordinary little boy,'" wrote Josh Halliday of The Guardian.

 How very stiff upper lip and all that rot.


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Philippines: Major ISIS terrorist confirmed dead

Deoxyribonucleic Acid tests (DNA) have concluded that one of the most-wanted FBI terror suspects, Isnilon Hapilon (aka Hopalong Hapilon, aka Hoppy) is dead. 

The Philippine military reported that "Hoppy" was killed by Filipino troops in a final battle to defeat an Islamic State group-linked siege in southern Marawi City.

U.S. Embassy spokesperson [who identifies as female] Molly Koscina told the AP that DNA tests done in Va. at the request of the Philippine military confirmed the death of poor Hoppy.

"This is yet another example of how the U.S. is supporting our friend, partner and ally in the fight against terror," Koscina said predictably. A more accurate statement would have referred to the scumquats as Islamic terrorists or jihadists.

Hoppy and another alleged leader named Omarkhayam Maute were riddled with bullets in a gun fight with Filipino troops at the Marawi seige Monday. It was a push to retake the last hot pocket of the Islamic city still held by the jihadists, and nobody really likes hot pockets, according to Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana.

The Philippine military also thinks that Mahmud bin Ahmad, a big shot Malaysian militant and buddy to Hoppy, was also blown away in Marawi, but his body hasn't been found. Some believe it may have been eaten by wild dogs and pigs.

DNA tests were also being done on body parts of other terrorists, but the Filipino troops aren't going into detail.

The confirmation of the deaths of Hapilon and Maute opens the door for bounty payments. A rescued 16-year-old female hostage provided crucial detail that allowed troops to find Hoppy and Maute in a building at the scene of the battle in Marawi.

Hapilon, a soft-spoken preacher of the religion of peace, was born to a family of Islamic jihadists on southern Basilan island. Hoppy had been linked to a handful of major terrorist attacks in the southern Philippines, and some included ransom.

The U.S. and Australia have deployed surveillance aircraft to assist the Filipino military battling the Marawi terrorists.

Hoppy isn't hopping anymore.


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Human remains of Flight 804 may tell us what brought it down

EgyptAir Flight 804 was likely brought down by an act of Islamic jihad. I could have used the term "Islamic terrorism" but jihad describes the terrorism as a religious act.

Human remains were found to have "very tiny" burn marks, suggesting an explosion occurred rather than a slow burn of the jets' interior. In fact, a U.S. official briefed on current intelligence told Fox News that "All signs continue to point to terrorism."

The official told the AP that he examined the human remains of some of the 66 passengers and crew--there were 80 pieces in all--and these body pieces are small and that "there isn't even a whole body part, like an arm or a head."

But one part of an arm had burns that may indicate it belonged to a person who was close to the explosion when it went off. The same official said the satellite may have missed the explosion when it occurred. "Contrary to popular belief, we cannot see every part of the earth all the time," he said.

So far, no terrorist group has claimed responsibility for the EgyptAir downing.

A Cairo newspaper al-Watan, quoted an anonymous forensics expert saying the jet blew up in midair, but it is not known whether the blast was caused by an explosive device or something else. The official also grimly added that the remains so far retrieved are "no larger than the size of a hand."

Egypt's forensic head denied the statements.

"Everything published about this matter is completely false, and mere assumptions that did not come from the Forensics Authority, Hesham Abdelhamid said, as quoted by MENA. They added that the body parts could have been broken up upon impact into the sea.

Family members of the victims arrived at Cairo's morgue's forensics department to provide DNA samples in order to identify the remains of their kin.

There remains an international effort to retrieve the jet's cockpit voice and data recorder possibly located at depths as much as 10,000 feet.

For many in Egypt, it's all Israel's fault, even if ISIS claims responsibility. That's the nonsense some anti-Zionists are currently spouting in the land where Pharaoh took Jewish slaves.




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