Obama DOJ Found Evidence of Ilhan Omar’s Suspected ‘Sham Marriage’

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Federal officials pointed to an earlier warning from the Department of Homeland Security concerning nearly 200,000 California voter registrations potentially associated with noncitizens. The administration argued that federal immigration databases could help state officials determine which registrations required additional scrutiny.
California officials challenged the reliability of the federal government's information and questioned whether the requested intervention was legally justified. State representatives also argued that local election administrators lack direct access to certain federal immigration records needed to independently verify citizenship.
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