Justice Dept. won't unseal warrant for search of Rep. Ilhan Omar's home
The Justice Department has declined to make public the warrant used to search Rep. Ilhan Omar's home, and Judge James Boasberg is now handling a media push to release it.
The Justice Department has declined to unseal the warrant used to search Rep. Ilhan Omar's home, The New York Times reports.
A group of more than a dozen news organizations asked a federal judge to make public the records tied to the search. The NYT says the warrant was executed at Omar's home this month.
Fox News reports that Judge James Boasberg now oversees the dispute. It describes him as a frequent legal opponent of President Trump. Its headline says Trump wanted him impeached.
Fox refers to the FBI search as a raid. The NYT calls it a search.
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- The New York TimesJustice Dept. Declines to Unseal Warrant for Search of Ilhan Omar’s HomeWed, Oct 28, 4:58 AM EDT
- Fox News'Radical Left Lunatic' judge Trump wanted impeached takes up Ilhan Omar warrant fightWed, Oct 28, 3:31 PM EDT
- The HillJustice Department pushes to keep Ilhan Omar search warrant under seal for nowWed, Oct 28, 7:05 PM EDT
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