Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar is facing renewed criticism after she did not appear at a state legislative hearing examining possible connections to one of the largest COVID-era fraud investigations in the country. Republican lawmakers say her absence has only intensified their concerns and prompted a formal demand for documents tied to the controversial case.
At the center of the dispute is State Rep. Kristin Robbins, a Republican who chairs the Minnesota House Fraud Prevention and State Agency Oversight Committee. On April 22, Robbins sent Omar a sharply worded letter requesting information after the congresswoman failed to attend a scheduled committee hearing she had been invited to participate in.
In the letter, obtained by Fox News Digital, Robbins expressed frustration over Omar’s no-show.
“Minnesotans and the Members of the House Fraud Prevention & State Oversight Committee were disappointed that you failed to appear before our committee to answer questions,” Robbins wrote.
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