The report from Fox News did not say where or when Sahra Noor sat down for a voluntary interview with federal agents seeking to unravel the tangled tale of Omar’s immigration history.

The citizenship status of Omar has become front page news ever since her Washington, D.C., home was raided last week in what reports have said is a criminal case related to immigration issues.

In the wake of the federal investigation into that question and other matters -- which included a raid on Omar's home in Washington, D.C. -- Kern is once more explaining the claims against the lawmaker.

The Trump administration has already been involved in an effort to identify and strip citizenship from individuals who have lied on their application. Omar could become the next part of that effort.

At first glance, that conclusion rests upon a sound principle of federalism, but Leibowitz's fatal flaw, if followed, establishes serious and destructive consequences.

On Friday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced a legal victory that has led to the closure of a center designed to help foreign nationals avoid federal immigration rules.

The Supreme Court ruled against the president on the issue in a June decision. "So we're making adjustments," Trump said Thursday.

Going. Going. And if the Justice Department gets its way, denaturalization proceedings under way will ensure more criminals are gone.

New Jersey officials say they are not to blame for a problem that allowed 6,600 noncitizens onto the state's voter rolls.

"The only way to solve this problem in a very short period of time is to expand the Supreme Court by four seats, up to 13."