Vice president vance says justice department investigating ilhan omar for immigration fraud

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Vice President JD Vance said the Justice Department is examining allegations of immigration fraud against Representative Ilhan Omar. The remarks came during a White House press conference on Tuesday.

Vice President JD Vance addressed questions about Representative Ilhan Omar during a White House press conference. He noted that the Justice Department is currently reviewing claims that Omar married her brother to help him obtain a green card. Vance emphasized that any crime would be prosecuted but avoided prejudging the outcome of the inquiry.

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