Rep. Ilhan Omar declined to comment after police raided her son’s home, raising questions over his roommate’s illegal firearm possession.
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❓ WHAT HAPPENED: Representative Ilhan Omar (D-MN) declined to answer questions about a police search of the Minneapolis home shared by her son, Adnan Hirsi, and his roommate, Abdulrahman Abdi. Minneapolis police executed a search warrant at the residence on August 25 and reportedly recovered multiple firearms and ammunition, with Abdi arrested on a weapons charge. 📺 DETAIL: The investigation began with a traffic stop in which Abdi was cited for driving without a valid license and proof of insurance, after which officers impounded his vehicle and discovered a firearm. Abdi, 22, was subsequently arrested at the residence shared with Omar’s son. He has a criminal record that includes a felony conviction. Hirsi was not arrested. When Omar was approached on Capitol Hill and asked whether she knew why the search occurred or whether she would advise her son to move, she did not respond and continued walking. Notably, Omar has been a vocal supporter of gun control measures, including expanded background checks and so-called red-flag laws. 🎯 IMPACT: The incident could create additional scrutiny for Omar because the police search involved a firearm-related investigation at a home shared by her son. It also puts renewed focus on the contrast between Omar’s public support for stricter gun regulations and her decision not to comment when questioned about the firearms raid on her son’s home. |
Rep. Ilhan Omar refused to answer questions after police raided her son Adnan Hirsi’s Minneapolis home and found multiple weapons and ammunition tied to his roommate, Abdulrahman Abdi, a convicted felon with 10 prior arrests. pic.twitter.com/NsbCofwgMu
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