Rep. Ilhan Omar has resurfaced on TikTok begging supporters for donations as federal investigators intensify their examination of her immigration history, following a dramatic predawn raid on her Washington residence.

The Minnesota Democrat, whose phone, passport and other personal belongings were reportedly seized during the October 12 search, appeared in a roughly one-minute video filmed inside a vehicle, thanking supporters and appealing for additional contributions.

Omar accused President Donald Trump of attempting to intimidate her ahead of November’s midterm elections, vowing to fight back and help Democrats regain control of Congress.

But her accusations come with a political irony: The investigation reportedly traces back to information obtained during the Biden administration, although the controversial raid itself was conducted under Trump.

Federal investigators are examining whether Omar or members of her family provided false information in immigration and naturalization documents. The search warrant reportedly identifies potential offenses involving immigration fraud, conspiracy and false statements.

Omar, who arrived in America from Somalia as a child and became a naturalized citizen in 2000, has categorically denied wrongdoing.

Omar and her husband, Tim Mynett, previously reported business interests valued at up to $30 million before substantially reducing those valuations in amended financial disclosures.

In another unusual twist, their wine business, eStCru, once marketed a Malbec bearing the name “The Devil’s Lie.”

The contrast has attracted attention as Omar appeals to everyday Americans for financial support while facing scrutiny over her immigration records and household wealth.

The stakes extend beyond her political career. Federal authorities are reportedly examining whether alleged misrepresentations could provide grounds for revoking her citizenship, potentially exposing her to deportation proceedings.

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