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Judge Sets Deadline for Justice Department in Ilhan Omar Investigation Case

The Justice Department must respond by October 27 to a judge's order regarding the sealing of documents in the investigation of Rep. Ilhan Omar. A coalition of news organizations is seeking access to the search warrant related to the case, which involves allegations of immigration fraud. Judge James Boasberg has set deadlines for both the Justice Department and the news organizations as the investigation continues.

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The Justice Department has been given until October 27 to argue for keeping the search warrant related to Rep. Ilhan Omar's investigation sealed. The investigation reportedly focuses on immigration fraud allegations concerning her family. A group of 14 news organizations, including The New York Times, is seeking access to the documents, with a response deadline set for October 30. Judge James Boasberg has ruled on the matter as the investigation progresses, which has included obtaining DNA evidence.

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  • Justice Department must respond by October 27 regarding search warrant sealing.
  • Investigation involves allegations of immigration fraud related to Ilhan Omar.
  • A coalition of 14 news organizations has requested access to the search warrant.
  • Judge Boasberg has set a response deadline for news organizations by October 30.
  • DNA evidence has reportedly been obtained in the investigation.
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