Department of Homeland Security agents searched Representative Ilhan Omar's Washington, D.C. home on October 12, 2026, in an immigration-related criminal investigation, seizing her phone, notebooks, computers and passport. The search came three weeks before the midterms, breaking the DOJ's unwritten 60-day quiet period, with senior leadership approving it. Reporting has widened to subpoenas for family members, scrutiny of her financial disclosures, DNA collected from the family's garbage, and a New York Post report that the probe may concern whether she misrepresented her age to obtain citizenship. The U.S. Attorney's Office has committed to going to a grand jury, and the administration has weighed canceling her citizenship certificate if charges cannot be brought. Omar's camp says the warrant required consulting House…