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In May 2019, a few months after Omar arrived in Congress, her staff contacted the Minnesota Legislative Reference Library.

They wanted her birth year changed from 1981 to 1982.

The library's director confirmed it in writing.

According to the director's May 24, 2019 email, Omar's congressional staff informed library staff that "her birth year was incorrect."

That 1981 date – October 4, 1981 – sat on her official Minnesota House biography through her entire time in the state legislature.

And Trump uncovered one fraud scandal that led to this shocking two-word order. 

Cracking down on fraud, be it voter fraud or defrauding taxpayers, is a central priority for the Trump administration.

Ground Zero for this effort is Minnesota.

The Justice Department racked up over 60 convictions in a $9 billion fraud scheme where Somali scammers ripped off taxpayers by exploiting a Medicaid program that Congresswoman Ilhan Omar championed.

Mexican authorities seized three improvised explosive devices and industrial machines in a Balleza raid tied to an armed attack on soldiers, underscoring the growing cross-border drone-bomb threat to public safety and U.S. border communities.

Salem Police said Immigration and Customs Enforcement personnel reported that about 30 people surrounded their vehicles and blocked them with cars near Lancaster Drive Northeast and Sunnyview Road on a Saturday morning. The reporting party told dispatch that agents deployed tear gas, freed their vehicles, and left before officers reached the scene. Police placed the incident near 1970 Lancaster Drive Northeast and said the alert came in around 9:30 a.m., giving a clear time and place to the account.

The Trump administration is reportedly investigating Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota in an effort to build a case that could lead to the revocation of her U.S. citizenship and eventual deportation.

Democrats keep one favorite line handy every time somebody asks for proof of citizenship at the voter registration desk.

But federal agents spent recent weeks slapping handcuffs on people in three states, and the charging papers tell another story.

And the way the anchors at ABC, CBS, and NBC handled those arrests says plenty about whose side they picked.

Federal authorities seized a cellphone belonging to Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., during a Monday raid on her Washington, D.C., home as part of a criminal fraud investigation into her immigration paperwork.

Omar's immigration history is facing renewed scrutiny, with investigators issuing more than a dozen subpoenas to her family members following the raid on her residence.

Chicago’s sanctuary politicians keep promising their policies make neighborhoods safer.

But one New York family buried their 18-year-old daughter, and they refuse to go quietly.

And when Trey Gowdy asked what it felt like, her father gave an answer every one of those politicians should hear.

A Night of Stargazing Ended at a Chicago Coroner’s Office

Sheridan Gorman left Yorktown Heights, New York, for Loyola University Chicago with her whole life laid out in front of her.