Rep. Ilhan Omar Accuses Trump of Political Intimidation After Federal Agents Search Her Home

Federal agents searched the Washington, D.C., home of Minnesota Democratic Congresswoman Ilhan Omar early Monday. Agents with Homeland Security Investigations were seen carrying boxes from the home. Rep. Omar accused the Trump administration of political intimidation, calling the search an attempt to silence her and other critics. The incident has sparked outrage among Democrats and raised questions about the use of federal law enforcement for political purposes. Geoff Bennett discussed the developments with Devlin Barrett, a New York Times reporter and author of "The Department of Revenge." Barrett provides context on the investigation, the legal basis for the search, and the broader pattern of actions against political opponents. He also analyzes the potential implications for the midterm elections and the rule of law. This segment is part of PBS News' commitment to in-depth, unbiased reporting. It offers viewers a thorough examination of a controversial event that touches on fundamental issues of justice and democracy.