Ilhan Omar plans to move from her Washington home

Oct 25 (Jowhar)- Congresswoman Ilhan Omar, a member of the United States Congress, has stated that she will be moving from her home in Washington, DC, citing security concerns after her property was recently attacked by federal agents.

In an interview with MS NOW on Wednesday, Omar spoke for the first time about the attack, noting that the incident made her feel unsafe there.

Last week, officials searched Omar's home using what a spokesperson for the Department of Justice described as a "lawful search warrant," adding that the attack was part of an "ongoing federal criminal investigation."

According to NBC News, citing one person familiar with the matter, potential future charges against Ilhan could include conspiracy and false statements in her immigration paperwork. Omar denied the wrongdoing and accused the administration of political intimidation.

Ilhan, who was born in Somalia and is a naturalized American citizen, stated that she "is confident in the fact that she did nothing wrong."

The progressive Democratic Congresswoman from Minnesota has frequently criticized and been targeted by President Donald Trump, who has repeatedly called for the prosecution of his perceived political enemies.

Earlier this week, Trump referred to the Congresswoman as "sick" and "not honest" and described her birthplace as a "real home."

For many years, Omar, a Muslim, has been targeted by conspiracy theories regarding immigration, including allegations that she married her brother.

The Congresswoman from Minnesota has repeatedly denied those allegations, calling them "a vile lie."