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The bureau declined to specify the scope of the warrant, citing the active nature of the inquiry, but sources familiar with the matter told reporters the probe involves allegations of financial impropriety connected to a nonprofit linked to Omar's congressional campaign infrastructure. The timing is extraordinarily charged. With exactly three weeks remaining until Election Day, the raid lands in the center of an already combustible political environment. Omar is running for a fourth term in Minnesota's Fifth Congressional District, a seat she has held since 2019\. Her Republican challenger, Don Samuels, has been closing the gap in recent internal polling, though Democrats still consider the seat safe. House Speaker Mike Johnson called on the Justice Department to brief congressional leaders "immediately." The Republican National Committee framed the raid as evidence of a two-tiered justice system. Progressive members of the Squad rallied publicly to Omar's defense within hours. " This is what happens when you spend six years challenging the establishment. They come to your door at 5 a.m. with badges and cameras. — Rep. 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The Speech or Debate Clause of the Constitution provides members immunity from many forms of law enforcement action related to their legislative duties, but courts have consistently held the clause does not shield members from criminal investigations involving conduct outside official congressional business. Democrats cautioned against prejudging the investigation; several progressives were less measured. Markets didn't flinch — this is domestic political noise, not systemic risk. But for anyone watching the midterm landscape, Tuesday's raid reshuffles a deck already in motion. Historically, legal trouble in the final weeks of a campaign either galvanizes a base or suppresses undecided turnout. Which of those forces dominates Minnesota's Fifth will depend heavily on what the FBI says next — and when they say it. Watch for a Department of Justice press conference later this week. 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