Social feeds are erupting with claims that U.S. Congresswoman Ilhan Omar and her husband have been “busted” and are under a federal probe over a supposed $30 million net worth. The narrative is designed to sound explosive – a progressive lawmaker secretly sitting on a fortune, with agents closing in.

Here is what can actually be verified. As of the latest public records and reputable reporting:

• No U.S. federal agency – not the DOJ, FBI, IRS, FEC, or House Ethics Committee – has announced a criminal investigation or arrest involving Ilhan Omar or her husband over personal wealth.
• Omar’s mandatory financial‑disclosure forms do not show anything close to a $30 million net worth. Available filings point to comparatively modest assets for a member of Congress.
• There have been controversies and ethics complaints about her campaign paying her husband’s consulting firm. Those payments were disclosed, reviewed under campaign‑finance rules, and no criminal charges resulted.

Disinformation researchers note that Omar is a frequent target of online hoaxes that mix real paperwork — like FEC filings — with invented accusations and inflated numbers. Chants of “ARREST THEM” at political rallies are now being repackaged as if they were facts from indictments that do not exist.

For citizens and voters, the key test is simple: if a sitting U.S. representative and spouse were truly “busted” over tens of millions, there would be names, case numbers, and official statements – not just angry captions on viral clips.