Federal prosecutors indicted Rep. Ilhan Omar’s onetime bodyguard, then dropped the case as deportation began, leaving key questions about power and process. Story Snapshot A grand jury indicted Abdullahi Mohamed for allegedly lying under oath during an immigration interview.
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The questions just keep coming for Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar. The Democratic lawmaker has been under a searing microscope of late — though not enough of a microscope to offset […]
The Department of Justice went after Democratic Representative Ilhan Omar’s former bodyguard in an effort to dig up dirt on one of President Donald Trump’s most outspoken critics. Federal prosecutors filed criminal charges against Abdullahi Mohamed, who served briefly as the congresswoman’s bodyguar…
by Rich Mitchell at CDN - Federal prosecutors filed a felony charge against Abdullahi Mohamed, a former bodyguard for Rep. Ilhan Omar, and his lawyer says they spent months pushing him to inform on the congresswoman.
(ABC 6 News) — A New York Times report revealed more on the federal government’s investigation into Minnesota congresswoman, Ilhan Omar. The report said her former security guard, Abdullahi Mohamed, was indicted earlier this year on a charge of making false statements during his green card process.
A former security guard of Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-MN) was charged earlier this year with a felony related to immigration fraud in an effort by the Trump administration to extract incriminating information on the congresswoman, that Somali bodyguard’s lawyer is now claiming.
Federal prosecutors indicted Rep. Ilhan Omar’s onetime bodyguard, then dropped the case as deportation began, leaving key questions about power and process. Story Snapshot A grand jury indicted Abdullahi Mohamed for allegedly lying under oath during an immigration interview.
A former Omar security guard’s lawyer says prosecutors used immigration charges and possible deportation to pressure his client for evidence, while a source close to the investigation insists the criminal case was entirely separate.
