Sahra Noor

Okay.

Now, I also wanna point this part out about the subpoenas of her family, Omar's family members, specifically her sister.

All right? A sister of Miss Omar's, Sahra Noor, received a, a subpoena, as did at least one other member of the family circle.

That is according to people familiar with this investigation, and there's some reporting on this that I have found quite interesting here.

I wanna read through some of it.

Omar's elder sister, Sahra Noor, states on her LinkedIn profile that she was the CEO of what's called People's Center Clinics and Services from July 2014 to April 2018, and in January of 2017, Omar began her two-year term as member of the Minnesota House of Representatives, okay? And then here's where the money comes in for this, for the People's Center Clinics.

The 2017 capital budget approved by the state legislature included $2.2 million for the clinic, which operates as a nonprofit that has received $33 million in Health and Human Services grants since 2000, uh, 2.

$33 million, that's a lot.

Federal authorities have seized Representative Ilhan Omar's, Democrat from Minnesota, phone and personal computers as part of their investigation, reportedly concerning alleged fraud involving her immigration paperwork.

The New York Times reported that Omar's sister, Sahra Noor, and at least one other family member have also received subpoenas as part of the federal grand jury probe.

Investigators are looking into whether Omar may be older than the date listed on her immigration paperwork, which would mean she would have needed to apply for citizenship by herself as an adult rather than through her father as a minor, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Omar's office maintained that the investigation is based on lies.

The older sister of embattled representative Ilhan Omar, who is currently on a book tour promoting a memoir about her life as a Somali immigrant – who the hell wants to read that – skipped a scheduled event due to a family emergency amid the fallout from the raid on the congresswoman's home.

Sahra Noor was scheduled for a book tour stop at the University of Minnesota Rochester Thursday night.

She came to the United States as a refugee alongside Omar and other family members in the 1990s and was reportedly subpoenaed in relation to the immigration investigation into her sister.

She currently lives in Nairobi, Kenya.

I'll let you hear a clip from her hubby here in a bit.

And then, of course, she's got a sister that was tied to some f- uh, fraud, uh, believed to be tied anyway, to some fraud scheme in, in Minnesota about some Feed the Children program, um, that looked pretty darn fishy and looked like there was some, some fraud, getting some funny money from the federal government for something that didn't seem quite so legit, and that was one of her sisters.

But there are subpoenas being handed out to multiple family members of hers now.

Hmm.

Usually, when an investigation goes to, you know, like your cousins and your sister and your, uh, second cousin once removed or whatever, that's usually not a real good sign.

Also, we'll hear a clip from Jonathan Turley, who's weighing in on this thing, too.

We got more as Christian Talk That Rocks rolls forward.

His comments came the same day that Omar's relatives were also issued subpoenas as part of an investigation into her immigration paperwork.

It feels forced, because I'm pretty sure these same, these same publications, the New York Post, the Breitbarts, ran these same articles on the birth year when they originally came out, but this is what we're getting.

We do know that the DOJ is filing, uh, grand jury subpoenas to relatives of Ilhan Omar, which is interesting, including her sister, uh, Sarah or Sahra Noor, and the criminal investigation is ramping up.

Um, they wanna know about her ties to some of these non-profits, and a lot of people are making some accusations online when it comes to USAID and her sister.

Um, they say because, uh, a lot of people are calling, uh, up this tape of Ilhan Omar being mad that the president cut off USAID, and they're saying, "Remember when she got mad about this? Now we know n- now we know why.

Her, um, [smacks lips] uh, cell phone apparently has been acquired by the government in addition to the raid that it is called that was on her home recently.

And the DOJ, along with some other agencies, they have reportedly also issued subpoenas for several of her relatives, including her sister, Sahra Noor, as part of an effort to gather evidence of other possible crimes.

Uh, according to The New York Times, that subpoena follows the search of her DC home on Monday, which was conducted by agents of the Department of Homeland Security, a search that was approved by a federal magistrate judge identified, uh, by CNN as Matthew Sharbo of the DC District Court.

And I do believe he's, uh, that was an Obama appointee, which it's, it's a DC court, so they're virtually all extreme left-wingers, which gives credibility to the, the, the legitimacy of this.

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Sahra Noor, and at least one other relative have been subpoenaed.

And the question is, why? According to Washington Post, this centers on one thing, her birth date.

They changed it.